On Dec 4, 2005, at 5:28 PM, Lucas R. Shaw wrote:
> Yes I understand that. I don't transfer the object files from my
> development machine to the cluster. I can compile on the cluster as
> well, but I like to do small test runs on my local machine. Yes I
> think you are right about the linking issues being a G++ problem. In
> this case, does it make sense to use LAM 7.1.1 on my test machine
> (since it works with gcc 4.0)? Otherwise, I may try installing the
> older gcc 3.2 compiler (which I believe is the same compiler that our
> cluster uses).
I would use the latest version of LAM on your workstation. There are
very few MPI features that are in LAM 7.1.1 but not in LAM 6.5.9.
Most of the changes are bug fixes and "under the covers" features,
like the ability to support multiple devices.
Brian
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