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

Understanding HP-MPI
MPI options
Chapter 3128
-ccpin <filename>
Assigns the job’s standard input file to the given
filename when starting a job through the Windows
CCP automatic job scheduler/launcher feature of
HP-MPI. This flag has no effect if used for an existing
CCP job.
-ccpout <filename>
Assigns the job’s standard output file to the given
filename when starting a job through the Windows
CCP automatic job scheduler/launcher feature of
HP-MPI. This flag has no effect if used for an existing
CCP job.
-ccpwait Causes the mpirun command to wait for the CCP job to
finish before returning to the command prompt when
starting a job through automatic job submittal feature
of HP-MPI. By default, mpirun automatic jobs will not
wait. This flag has no effect if used for an existing CCP
job.
-ccpblock Uses block scheduling to place ranks on allocated
nodes. Nodes will be processed in the order they were
allocated by the scheduler, with each node being fully
populated up to the total number of CPUs before
moving on to the next node. Only valid when the -ccp
option is used. May not be used with the -f,
-hostfile, or -hostlist options.
-ccpcluster <headnode>
Specifies the headnode of the CCP cluster that should
be used to run the job. Assumed to be the local host if
omitted.
-ccpcyclic Uses cyclic scheduling to place ranks on allocated
nodes. Nodes will be processed in the order they were
allocated by the scheduler, with one rank allocated per
node on each cycle through the node list. The node list
will be traversed as many times as is necessary to
reach the total rank count requested. Only valid when
the -ccp option is used. May not be used with the -f,
-hostfile, or -hostlist options.