HP-MPI User's Guide (11th Edition)

Understanding HP-MPI
Running applications on HP-UX and Linux
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gives the same results as in the second example, but using the
-configfile option (assuming the file cfile contains -n 4 ./myprog.x
-host host2 -n 4 -wdir /some/path ./myprog.x)
where mpiexec options are:
-n maxprocs Create maxprocs MPI ranks on the specified host.
-soft range-list Ignored in HP-MPI.
-host host Specifies the host on which to start the ranks.
-arch arch Ignored in HP-MPI.
-wdir dir Working directory for the created ranks.
-path dirs PATH environment variable for the created ranks.
-file file Ignored in HP-MPI.
This last option is used separately from the options above.
-configfile file Specify a file of lines containing the
above options.
mpiexec does not support prun or srun startup.
mpiexec is not available on HP-MPI V1.0 for Windows.
mpijob
mpijob lists the HP-MPI jobs running on the system. mpijob can only be
used for jobs started in appfile mode. Invoke mpijob on the same host as
you initiated mpirun. mpijob syntax is shown below:
mpijob [-help] [-a] [-u] [-j id] [id id ...]]
where
-help Prints usage information for the utility.
-a Lists jobs for all users.
-u Sorts jobs by user name.
-j id Provides process status for job id. You can list a
number of job IDs in a space-separated list.
When you invoke mpijob, it reports the following information for each
job:
JOB HP-MPI job identifier.