HP-MPI Version 1.1 for Windows Release Note
HP-MPI V1.1 for Windows Release Note
What’s in This Version
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-sys Authenticates with the remote service and returns remote system
information, including node name, CPU count, and username.
-ps [username]
Authenticates with the remote service, and lists processes running on the
remote system. If a username is included, only that user’s processes are
listed.
-dir <path> Authenticates with the remote service and lists the files for the given path.
This is a useful tool to determine if access to network shares are available to
the authenticated user.
-sdir <path> Same as -dir, but will list a single file. No directory contents are listed.
Only the directory is listed if accessible.
-kill <pid> Authenticates with remote service and terminates the remote process
indicated by the pid. The process is terminated as the authenticated user.
So, if the user does not have permission to terminate the indicated process,
the process will not be terminated.
mpidiag authentication options are the same as mpirun authentication options. These
include: -pass, -cache, -clearcache, -iscached, -token/-tg, -package/-pk. See “Support
for new mpirun options” on page 9 for detailed descriptions of these options.
MPI compiler wrapper script options
• -mpicc <compiler>
-mpicxx <compiler>
-mpif90 <compiler>
These options serve the same purpose as the MPI_CC, MPI_CXX, and MPI_F90 variables for
telling the mpicc, mpicxx, and mpif90 wrapper scripts which compiler to use; but they
provide the ability to change the compiler from the command line.
• -mpisyntax <windows|unix>
This option serves the same purpose as the MPI_WRAPPER_SYNTAX variable for telling the
wrapper script which syntax the compiler uses; but provides the ability to change the
compiler from the command line.