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- .TH pbs_mpihp 8B "23 October 2017" Local "PBS Professional"
- .SH NAME
- .B pbs_mpihp
- \- run an MPI application in a PBS job with HP MPI
- .SH SYNOPSIS
- .B pbs_mpihp
- [-h <host>] [-np <number>] [<other HP mpirun options>] <program> [<args>]
- .B pbs_mpihp
- [<HP mpirun options>] -f <appfile> [-- [<extra_args>]]
- .B pbs_mpihp
- --version
- .SH DESCRIPTION
- The PBS command
- .B pbs_mpihp
- replaces the standard
- .I mpirun
- command in a PBS
- HP MPI job, for executing programs.
- .B pbs_mpihp
- is a front end to the HP MPI version of mpirun.
- When
- .B pbs_mpihp
- is invoked from a PBS job, it
- processes the command line arguments, then calls standard HP mpirun to
- actually start the MPI ranks. The ranks created are mapped onto
- CPUs on the vnodes allocated to the PBS job. The environment variable
- .B MPI_REMSH
- is set to
- .I $PBS_EXEC/bin/pbs_tmrsh.
- This causes
- the processes that are created to become part of the PBS job.
- The path to standard HP mpirun is found by checking to see if a link
- exists with the name
- .I "PBS_EXEC/etc/pbs_mpihp".
- If this link exists,
- it points to standard HP mpirun. If it does not exist, a call
- to
- .I "mpirun -version"
- is made to determine whether it is HP mpirun.
- If so, the call is made to "mpirun" without an absolute path.
- If HP mpirun cannot be found, an error is output, all temp
- files are cleaned up and the script exits with value 127.
- If
- .B pbs_mpihp
- is invoked from outside a PBS job, it passes all of
- its arguments directly to standard HP mpirun without further processing.
- .B Configuration
- .br
- When HP MPI is wrapped with pbs_mpihp, "rsh" is the default used to
- start the mpids. If you wish to use "ssh" or something else,
- be sure to set the following in $PBS_HOME/pbs_environment:
- .RS 5
- .I PBS_RSHCOMMAND=ssh
- .RE
- or put the following in the job script:
- .RS 5
- .I export PBS_RSHCOMMAND=<rsh_cmd>
- .RE
- .SH USAGE
- Usage is the same as for HP
- .I mpirun.
- .B pbs_mpihp <program>
- allows one executable to be specified.
- .B pbs_mpihp -f <appfile>
- uses an
- .I appfile
- to list multiple executables.
- The format is described in the HP mpirun man page. If this form
- is used from inside a PBS job, the file is read to determine
- what executables are to be run and how many processes are
- started for each.
- Executing
- .B pbs_mpihp
- with the
- .I -client
- option is not supported under PBS.
- .SH OPTIONS
- All options except the following are passed directly to HP mpirun
- with no modification.
- .IP "-client" 15
- Not supported.
- .IP "-f <appfile>"
- The specified
- .I appfile
- is read by
- .B pbs_mpihp.
- .IP "-h <host>" 15
- Ignored by
- .B pbs_mpihp.
- .IP "-l <user>"
- Ignored by pbs_mpihp.
- .IP "-np <number>" 15
- Specifies the
- .I number
- of processes to run on the PBS vnodes.
- .IP "--version" 15
- The
- .B pbs_mpihp
- command returns its PBS version information and exits.
- This option can only be used alone.
- .SH EXIT VALUES
- .IP 127 15
- If HP
- .B mpirun
- cannot be found
- .SH SEE ALSO
- The
- .B PBS Professional Administrator's Guide
- .LP
- mpirun(1)
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