[Mpi-forum] Final version of cleaned up Chapter 5 (CollectiveOperations) including NBC

Torsten Hoefler htor at illinois.edu
Thu May 27 09:15:19 CDT 2010


On Thu, May 27, 2010 at 09:06:21AM -0400, Jeff Squyres wrote:
> On May 16, 2010, at 2:23 AM, Torsten Hoefler wrote:
> 
> > The full standard-draft that we will vote on at the next meeting is in
> > the svn and at http://www.unixer.de/sec/mpi-report.pdf .
> 
> CORRECTION: We will not be voting.  This will be the formal reading.
Ok, remember that #109 is voted into MPI-3. I was not aware that we
also read chapters after we voted in all the parts. So we will then be
reading every item twice and will vote on every item four times,
correct?

We should really have a writeup of those rules and for the directions we
chose to go with the draft standards and MPI-3 in general. I am still
convinced that we should call the current draft MPI-2.3 and release it.

We can read it and vote on it as many times as we want, however, I fear
that we have to read/vote chapter 5 again for MPI-3 even though the
changes are probably trivial.

> >From Rich's May 23rd email:
> 
> "NOTE:  We will have the formal reading of the mpi-3 version of the
> nonblocking collective operations.  The plan is have votes for the
> MPI-3 version of the standard on the following two meetings.  If an
> organization wants to participate in such a vote, a representative
> must be present for 2 of the last three meeting, including the meeting
> at which the vote is taking place.  I expect that for the rest of the
> MPI-3 standardization effort there will be official votes on the
> standard at most meetings."
CORRECTION: We already voted on the nonblocking collectives #109. This
is a formal reading of the draft Chapter 5 for inclusion in a draft
MPI-3 standard.

All the Best,
  Torsten

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