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<blockquote type=cite class=cite cite=""><font size=2>What I'm proposing
is:<br>
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<font size=2>- Define a standard set of FT error handlers for a defined
set of policies (see, e.g., Bronis' proposal aired at the telecon:
nothing, local MPI calls, pt2pt w/o affected process, coll w/o affected
process, pt2pt w/ affected process, coll w/ affected process)<br>
- Provide a prototype implementation of those handlers in terms of the
proposed API<br>
- Allow implementors to provide error handlers that do not use this API,
if they find a better way of fixing particular FT issues up<br>
- Allow users to create their own error handlers using the proposed API,
to which end the API should be functional inside an error
handler</font></blockquote><br>
Alexander, just to clarify, are you suggesting that we have two APIs, one
low-level API and another API that consists of easy-to-use error
handlers?<br><br>
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Greg Bronevetsky<br>
Post-Doctoral Researcher<br>
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Lawrence Livermore National Lab<br>
(925) 424-5756<br>
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