HP XC System 3.x Software - Manual (Page 77)

86 Difference is 2.809467246160129E-005
88 Difference is 2.381154327036583E-005
90 Difference is 2.018142964565221E-005
92 Difference is 1.710475838933507E-005
94 Difference is 1.449714388058985E-005
96 Difference is 1.228707004052045E-005
98 Difference is 1.041392661369357E-005
[0] Intel Trace Collector INFO: Writing tracefile vtjacobif.stf in
/nis.home/user_name/xc_PDE_work/ITC_examples_xc6000
mpirun exits with status: 0
Running a Program Across Nodes (Using LSF)
The following is an example that uses the LSF bsub command to run the program named vtjacobic
across four nodes:
# bsub -n4 -I mpirun.mpich -np 2 ./vtjacobic
The license file and the OTC directory need to be distributed across the nodes.
8.3 Visualizing Data – Intel Trace Analyzer and HP-MPI
The Intel Trace Analyzer is used in a straightforward manner on an HP XC system, as described in its
standard documentation. For more information, see the Intel Trace Analyzer Users Guide. This document
is located on the HP XC system at the following location:
/ITA/doc/Intel_Trace_Analyzer_Users_Guide.pdf
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