That's a good enough name for it. You're using a universe -- you're
just using a subset of the available resources. So it's really LAM's
normal operating mode -- it just so happens that most people use *all*
resources after they lamboot.
On Mar 17, 2005, at 4:25 PM, Phil Ehrens wrote:
> What is the correct name for the lam operating mode
> where one defines a comm universe via lamboot, and then
> uses a subset of the defined universe to run jobs without
> running lamboot?
>
> My own term is "Persistent lamd mode", but perhaps
> there is a canonical name for this? I am intending to
> write an article on low latency batch processing with
> lam for the MPI Wiki (see http://www.mpi-comm-world.org/).
>
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