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Compilation wrapper script utilities
Compiling applications
C++ bindings (for HP-UX and Linux)
Non-g++ ABI compatible C++ compilers
Autodouble functionality
MPI functions
64-bit support
HP-UX
Linux
Windows
Thread-compliant library
CPU binding
MPICH object compatibility for HP-UX and Linux
Examples of building on HP-UX and Linux
Running applications on HP-UX and Linux
More information about appfile runs
Running MPMD applications
Modules on Linux
Runtime utility commands
Interconnect support
Running applications on Windows
Running HP-MPI from CCP
Submitting jobs
Submitting jobs from the CCS GUI
Running HP-MPI from command line on CCP systems
Automatic job submittal
Running on CCP with an appfile
MPI options
mpirun options
Runtime environment variables
List of runtime environment variables
Scalability
Interconnect support of MPI-2 functionality
Resource usage of TCP/IP communication
Resource usage of RDMA communication modes
Improved deregistration via ptmalloc (Linux only)
Signal Propagation (HP-UX and Linux only)
Dynamic Processes
MPI-2 name publishing support
Native language support

This chapter provides information about the HP-MPI implementation of MPI. The topics covered include details about compiling and running your HP-MPI applications:



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