[MPI3 Fortran] [Fwd: Was ASYNCHRONOUS..., New: ACCESSES ( ) suffix
Aleksandar Donev
donev1 at llnl.gov
Wed Sep 10 13:41:28 CDT 2008
On Wednesday 10 September 2008 11:26, Bill Long wrote:
> The message to the compiler (in this example) is that a
> Call to MPI_Wait may access the actual argument corresponding to the
> buffer dummy argument in any call to either MPI_ISend or MPI_IRecv that
> is visible. This would explicitly suppress the undesired code motion.
Answer this simple question:
Why is this not needed/done for the Fortran WAIT statement?
Why is MPI_Wait soo different and why does it require this super hideous hacks
to make it work?
Why is a simple barrier to code motion (like WAIT or SYNC MEMORY) sufficient?
Best,
Aleks
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