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<weilewei>
Though I search around, is there any way to use make test to run one particular test? In ctest, I can use ctest -R test_name, the regular expression
<hkaiser>
weilewei: sure
<hkaiser>
make targetname, where targetname is whatever is defined in the cmakefiles, should autocomplete
<hkaiser>
i.e. make test.unit.lcos.apply_local or somesuch
<weilewei>
bash-4.2$ make tests.regressions.modules.collectives.distributed.mpi.multiple_gather_ops_2001make: *** No rule to make target `tests.regressions.modules.collectives.distributed.mpi.multiple_gather_ops_2001'. Stop.
<weilewei>
I had this problem...
<weilewei>
but i can
<weilewei>
make tests.unit.modules.affinity.parse_affinity_options
<hkaiser>
weilewei: yah, don't write "mpi." this is not part of the target name
<weilewei>
If I skip mpi, it is still no rule to make target.. I guess more portions of the name need to skip?
<hkaiser>
hpxrun.py is a simple pythong script, feel free to modify it as needed
<weilewei>
hkaiser Thanks! I will explore a bit
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<weilewei>
I think my question is how can HPXRUN_RUNWRAPPER has `none`, `mpi`, 'srun' three options, but how can HPXRUN_RUNWRAPPER env var knows it is using mpi or srun? And what I would like to have is that it has the 4th option for jsrun... sorry if I throw this question again... otherwise I could not let mpi tests pass on Summit where uses jsrun