Hi everyone!
(I'm not very experienced in MPI and I didn't check all bugs of
lam7.1.2 so maybe the problem I want to explain to you is already
solved)
So,
I have 1 master MPI software, called M, which spawns some slaves of 4
types A,B,C,D, with card(A) = n and card(B)=card(C)=card(D) = p,
therefore Size(intercomm) = 1+n+3*p.
After spawning M sends some initialization messages to A's, B's, C's
and D's depending on their kind. The fact is that As are supposed to
receive 'long' messages (over 100 chars) while the others only receive
small messages (<10 chars).
If p >= 5, 'long messages' are truncated with a strange character at
position 130.
Messages shorter than 130 are not truncated.
This "bug" (maybe it's my fault but I really don't where I could come
from) is extremely reproducible. It only appears when p>=5.
One solution would be to cut messages, and therefore bypass bogus
truncation limit of 130 but I'll be bored to have to...
Any help or feedback would be great :)
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Frédéric Menou
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