I'm still struggling to get serialization verioning correct. Is there anyway I can run mpi serialization tests on my win32 machine w/o mpi installed? Robert Ramey
On 14 Jul 2010, at 12:02, Robert Ramey wrote:
I'm still struggling to get serialization verioning correct.
Is there anyway I can run mpi serialization tests on my win32 machine w/o mpi installed?
Hi Robert, Unfortunately not. I could give you access to a Unix machine or could run the tests for you. However, versioning is not an issue with MPI since the serialized data is never persisted. Matthias
Matthias Troyer wrote:
On 14 Jul 2010, at 12:02, Robert Ramey wrote:
I'm still struggling to get serialization verioning correct.
Is there anyway I can run mpi serialization tests on my win32 machine w/o mpi installed?
Hi Robert,
However, versioning is not an issue with MPI since the serialized data is never persisted.
I realize that. But my concern is that fixing up the versioning will break mpi even though it doesn't use it.
Unix machine .. Hmm I just installed colinux ...
But, actually, I think the only thing I have to do is to create a packed_achive.hpp in the serialization test directory and copy over the packed_?.cpp files. I was hoping that I could do that and just run all the serialization tests on just the mpi archives without running mpi tests themselves. When I try to do that I get a failure at #include <mpi.h>. Looking at the current mpi test results, I can't really see if my last check-in broke anything. Robert Ramey
Matthias
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