This repository contains 2 models for testing the LLNL-modified version of ROSS. They demonstrate the use of the time class, LP interface, and event cancellation.
matrix:
A model used for debugging. It is kind of like PHOLD, but also enables proving that messages were received in order, using a finite ring matrix algebra.
matrix-cancel:
A model used for debugging and illustration of event cancellation (retraction). Also exercises commit function.
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Build the LLNL-modified ROSS:
cd ross/src # Edit Makefile to set copmiler name (one of the first lines) # currectly the compiler is mpicxx (MPI C++ compiler necessary). # Make and copy library to ../lib directory: make make install cd ../..
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Build matrix model:
cd matrix # Set compiler also in compile.matrix-model # Build: . compile.matrix-model cd ..
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Run test:
cd matrix # Test run script usus mpirun to launch a parallel job. # this is a small test and runs as is on many login nodes, # workstations, and laptops. For other machines, getting # a node allocation might be required first, and perhaps # replacing mpirun with e.g. srun. ./run.matrix-model # The output of the test run can be compared for correctness # with sample output at the end of the run.matrix-model file. # See that file for more details. cd ..
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Build matrix-cancel model:
cd matrix-cancel . compile.matrix-cancel cd ..
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Run matrix-cancel test:
cd matrix-cancel ./runloop.sh
Test takes maybe a couple of minutes. Lots of text data is eventually dumped to the screen. This data is also saved in files with names run.out.x.y where x is number of nodes (1 in runloop.sh at this time), and y is number of MPI tasks per node.
At the end of the test, the name of each run.out.* file is printed in between #'s. After each name is printed is a diff of relevant data betwen this output file and a sequential run. If the runs (code) are correct, there should be no output from diff, and just the file names are listed.
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Enjoy :-)
For release details and restrictions, please read the LICENSE and NOTICE files.
LLNL-CODE-764399