From: Gengbin Zheng (gzheng_at_ks.uiuc.edu)
Date: Sun Dec 21 2003 - 14:11:56 CST
Hi,
Again you discovered a bug! Not many people were interested in charm
daemon on non-windows system though. :-)
Specificaly there was a bug that preventing passing the whole argument
list into a node program.
Also I found lots of other bugs such as zombie processes, incompatible
directory names ('\' of windows v.s. '/' of unix)
Current Charm++ does not support running a charm program across
different platforms, largely due to different type representation issues
such as different int size or little-endian big-endian issues. The
messages send from one to the other may be interpreted wrongly.
So I don't know if running NAMD on a mixed windows and linux cluster would
work.
As far as I know, long time ago, we do have a version that support
heterogeneous clusters. I don't know if someone in the group is interested
in revive this feature.
Gengbin
On Sun, 21 Dec 2003, Gadi Oron wrote:
> Dear everyone.
>
> I am continuing in my struggle to make NAMD run on several networked
> computers; both Windows and Linux.
>
> My idea is to run charmd as a service on all those computers.
>
> It seems to me that there is a bug in the implementation for Linux
> computers of charmd.
>
> Any attempt to run:
>
> charmrun namd2 equil.namd
>
> after setting CONV_DAEMON results in:
>
> FATAL ERROR: No simulation config file specified on command line.
>
> When the daemon is on a Windows computer, there is no such problem.
>
> Thank you for any info.
> --
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