[Mpi3-ft] Summary of today's meeting
Narasimhan, Kannan
kannan.narasimhan at hp.com
Thu Oct 23 15:22:01 CDT 2008
If the application "ensures" that there are no messages in-flight, then I agree with you. I was thinking of applications that use asyncronous MPI communication in a multi-threaded env, potentially leading to unmatched messages.....
-Kannan-
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Application-directed C/R will still require some quiescence hooks from the MPI layer (ex: asyncronous progression by the MPI layer). There was some discussion on this.
What kind of quiscence are you thinking of? It seems to me that applications will simply need to ensure that either no messages are in-flight at the time of the checkpoint or that all such messages have been logged appropriately by the application.
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