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<jbjnr__>
heller: simbergm diehlpk_work results for nodes N=2 up to N=1024 came out almost pefect on latest libfabric test run. Still waiting for N=2048 and N=4096, but expecting some lockups still on those runs. Fingers crossed https://pasteboard.co/I7tEENd.png
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<jbjnr__>
turns out I had the wrong settings on those passing tests and they were very short ones. They probably won't pasds when I rerun them with longer more intensive tests :(
<heller>
hmmm
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<parsa>
is there a PDF or single-page HTML version of the new HPX docs available?
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<zao>
Sphinx itself has a "singlehtml" builder, and can apparently emit LaTeX for some sort of PDF generation.
<diehlpk_work>
and speedup for the two levels. The ideal speedup is only relevant for the blue line https://pasteboard.co/I7wC8AU.png
<diehlpk_work>
Was to lazy to plot a third plot
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<jbjnr__>
heller: yt?
<diehlpk_work>
zao, 1024
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<jbjnr__>
hkaiser: yt?
<hkaiser>
jbjnr__: here
<jbjnr__>
hkaiser: I've got a very occasional case when the parcelport has rank 0,1,2,3...N assigned to nodes, but the main hpx program has the ranks assigned differently. Where does hpx get it's rank information from, I must have missed somewhere in the code where I handle the locality setup
<jbjnr__>
the libfabric PP uses an address vector where the addresses are indexed by rank - which I assign during bootup, but I am not sure where the rest of hpx gets it's rank assignment from
<hkaiser>
jbjnr__: hpx assins the rank in the order the localities register
<jbjnr__>
ok, found code using this stuff void addressing_service::set_local_locality(naming::gid_type const& g)
<jbjnr__>
I will investigate
<hkaiser>
happens during bbb registration
<hkaiser>
hold on, I'll show you
<jbjnr__>
k
<diehlpk_work>
jbjnr__, Can I submit a full system run in the large queue or do I need to do something special?
<diehlpk_work>
I would need 1.5 hours for the full system
<jbjnr__>
diehlpk_work: for a full machine run you need to contact Maria Grazia I think