From: "T.S. Kuan" <t.kuan@ic.ac.uk>
Newsgroups: comp.parallel.mpi
Subject: Re: SpeedShop and MPI
Date: Wed, 24 Mar 1999 21:00:36 +0000
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Hola ...

	yes :) i did try that. but it did not seem to attach properly to
the process i started. 

	i tried mpirun -np 2 ssrun -fpcsamp a.out but ssrun seems to pick
up only 1 of the processes as in that it only produces 2 files, namely

->  a.out.fpcsamp.e843724 and a.out.fpcsamp.m843724

the m i presume is the main process which forked out the `e' process ...
so somehow, the file belonging to the other process is missing.

also, prof a.out.fpcsamp.e843724 seems to produce an error

->  prof: FATAL ERROR: short file Lgr.fpcsamp.e843724

so somehow it doesn't seem to work properly.

tek seang

On Wed, 24 Mar 1999, Randy Crawford wrote:

:t.kuan@ic.ac.uk wrote:
:> 
:> Dear all,
:> 
:>         I am using MPI as part of the Message Passing Toolkit on the
:> Origin 200 with Array 3.2.
:> 
:>         Can anyone tell me how to use SpeedShop's ssrun with mpirun?
:
:Have you tried: "mpirun -np <nprocs> ssrun -fpcsamp a.out" ?
:
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:Randy Crawford
:rlc@ncsa.uiuc.edu
:rlc@sgi.com
:
:    Joyce Kilmer was thinking about central Illinois.
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