MPI Installation on Cray EX HPC
Posted: Sun Oct 27, 2024 4:30 pm
Dear Yvon,
I am currently using a Cray EX HPC, and I am having an MPI issue. The installation instructions are for Cray X machines (https://www.code-saturne.org/documentat ... utotoc_md0), and I am not sure if this documentation can be updated for the EX version of Cray.
I have CS v8.2 running accross nodes, and it seems to run the calculation well. My issues comes from the post-processing algorithms that we can call up after runtime (https://www.code-saturne.org/documentat ... names.html). An example of such a field name is algo:rij_pressure_strain_correlation.
This issue is that I think that the colon (i.e. "algo:") is reserved for MPI related processes, and then an MPI error occurs in the post-processing stage of the code. To test this hypothesis, I changed the post-processing call to algo.rij_pressure_strain_correlation, and no error occurred.
Have other users encountered this as well? Is this a MPI installation issue, or a CS installation issue?
Any advice on navigating this issue would be greatly appreciated.
Best regards,
Sean Hanrahan
I am currently using a Cray EX HPC, and I am having an MPI issue. The installation instructions are for Cray X machines (https://www.code-saturne.org/documentat ... utotoc_md0), and I am not sure if this documentation can be updated for the EX version of Cray.
I have CS v8.2 running accross nodes, and it seems to run the calculation well. My issues comes from the post-processing algorithms that we can call up after runtime (https://www.code-saturne.org/documentat ... names.html). An example of such a field name is algo:rij_pressure_strain_correlation.
This issue is that I think that the colon (i.e. "algo:") is reserved for MPI related processes, and then an MPI error occurs in the post-processing stage of the code. To test this hypothesis, I changed the post-processing call to algo.rij_pressure_strain_correlation, and no error occurred.
Have other users encountered this as well? Is this a MPI installation issue, or a CS installation issue?
Any advice on navigating this issue would be greatly appreciated.
Best regards,
Sean Hanrahan