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--yes /sbin/ldconfig
# Only unregister when uninstalling
if [ "$1" = "0" ]; then
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# Deregister the default if we are uninstalling it
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on pcc64 (bsc#1216610, bsc#1216612) - Drop support for obsolete TrueScale (bsc#1212146) - Reduce constraints to match the actual requirement. Exaggerating
the requirements hurts both this package (time until build can
start) as well as other OBS users (blocking large workers
without need).
- Use a reproducible timestamp instead of removing it altogether. - Update reproducible.patch to remove timestamp generated at compilation time - Add mvapich2-allow-building-with-external-hwloc.patch
to allow building against an external hwloc library
- Build mvapich2 HPC flavors against pmix and hwloc system libraries - add pass-correct-size-to-snprintf.patch to fix potential buffer
overflows (required to make 'sundials' testsuite pass)
- Update to mvapich2 2.3.7
* Features and Enhancements (since 2.3.6):
- Added support for systems with Rockport's switchless networks
* Added automatic architecture detection
* Optimized performance for point-to-point operations
- Added support for the Cray Slingshot 10 interconnect
- Enhanced support for blocking collective offload using
Mellanox SHARP
* Scatter and Scatterv
- Enhanced support for non-blocking collective offload using
Mellanox SHARP
* Iallreduce, Ibarrier, Ibcast, and Ireduce
* Bug Fixes (since 2.3.6):
- Removed several deprectated functions
- Thanks to Honggang Li @RedHat for the report
- Fixed a bug where tools like CMake FindMPI would not
detect MVAPICH when compiled without Hydra mpiexec
- Thanks to Chris Chambreau and Adam Moody @LLNL for the report
- Fixed compilation error when building with mpirun and without hydra
- Thanks to James Long @University of Illinois for the report
- Fixed issue with setting RoCE mode correctly without RDMA_CM.
- Thanks to Nicolas Gagnon @Rockport Networks for the report
- Fixed an issue on heterogeneous clusters where QP attributes were
set incorrectly
- Thanks to X-ScaleSolutions for the report and fix
- Fixed a memory leak in improbe on the PSM channel
- Thanks to Gregory Lee @LLNL Beichuan Yan @University of Colorado
for the report
- Added retry logic for PSM connection establishment
- Thanks to Gregory Lee @LLNL for the report and X-ScaleSolutions
for the patch
- Fixed an initialization error when using PSM and gcc's -pg option
- Thanks to Gregory Lee @LLNL for the report and X-ScaleSolutions for
the patch
- Fixed a potential integer overflow when transfering large arrays
- Thanks to Alexander Melnikov for the report and patch
- Fix Url: link - Disable dlopen for verbs library (bsc#1196019) - Move rpm macros to %_rpmmacrodir (bsc#1191386) - Remove obsolete python dependency (bsc#1190996) - Update to mvapich2 2.3.6
- Enhanced performance for UD-Hybrid code
- Add multi-rail support for UD-Hybrid code
- Enhanced performance for shared-memory collectives
- Enhanced job-startup performance for flux job launcher
- Use PMI2 by default when SLURM is selected as process manager
- Add support to use aligned memory allocations for multi-threaded
applications
- Architecture detection and enhanced point-to-point tuning for
Oracle BM.HPC2 cloud shape
- Add support for GCC compiler v11
- Update hwloc v1 code to v1.11.14
- Update hwloc v2 code to v2.4.2
- Drop obsolete patches:
- fix-missing-return-code.patch as it was fixed upstream
- mvapich2-remove-deprecated-sys_siglist.patch
- rdma_find_network_type-return-MV2_NETWORK_CLASS_UNKNOWN-when-dev_list-is-freed.patch
- Refresh reproducible.patch - Update mvapich2 to 2.3.5.
* Enhanced performance for MPI_Allreduce and MPI_Barrier
* Support collective offload using Mellanox's SHARP for Barrier
- Enhanced tuning framework for Barrier using SHARP
* Remove dependency on underlying libibverbs, libibmad, libibumad, and
librdmacm libraries using dlopen
* Add support for Broadcom NetXtreme RoCE HCA
- Enhanced inter-node point-to-point support
* Support architecture detection for Fujitsu A64fx processor
* Enhanced point-to-point and collective tuning for Fujitsu A64fx processor
* Enhanced point-to-point and collective tuning for AMD ROME processor
* Add support for process placement aware HCA selection
- Add "MV2_PROCESS_PLACEMENT_AWARE_HCA_MAPPING" environment variable to
enable process placement aware HCA mapping
* Add support to auto-detect RoCE HCAs and auto-detect GID index
* Add support to use RoCE/Ethernet and InfiniBand HCAs at the same time
* Add architecture-specific flags to improve performance of certain CUDA
operations
- Thanks to Chris Chambreau @LLNL for the report
* Read MTU and maximum outstanding RDMA operations from the device
* Improved performance and scalability for UD-based communication
* Update maximum HCAs supported by default from 4 to 10
* Enhanced collective tuning for Frontera@TACC, Expanse@SDSC,
Ookami@StonyBrook, and bb5@EPFL
* Enhanced support for SHARP v2.1.0
* Generalize code for GPU support
- Obsolete: wrapper-revert-ldflag-order-change.patch.
- Replace: mvapich2-fix-double-free.patch by
rdma_find_network_type-return-MV2_NETWORK_CLASS_UNKNOWN-when-dev_list-is-freed.patch - Re-add mvapich2-fix-double-free.patch as the bug was
somehow be reintroduced (bsc#1144000)
- Add mvapich2-remove-deprecated-sys_siglist.patch to
fix compilation errors with newer glibc - HPC: Fix environment module settings for MANPATH. - For HPC builds check for gnu compiler suite version >= 10 and
set -fallow-argument-mismatch. - Add build support for gcc8/9/10 to HPC build (bsc#1174439). - Update so mvapich2 2.3.4
- See CHANGELOG for fixes and new features
- Add fix-missing-return-code.patch to fix compilation errors
- Add 0001-Drop-Real-16.patch to disable Real(16) support on Armv7
- Add wrapper-revert-ldflag-order-change.patch to revert LDFLAGS order
change done in 2.3.4.
This allows legacy builds to work without adding a -lmpi flag - Update to mvapich2 2.3.3 (jsc#SLE-8497)
- See CHANGELOG for fixes and new features - Update to mvapich2 2.3.2 (jsc#SLE-8544)
- See CHANGELOG for fixes and new features
- Drop mvapich2-make-sure-ibv_get_device_list-returned-one-before-freeing-it.patch
as it was fixed upstream.
- Use FAT LTO objects in order to provide proper static library.
- Add 0001-Drop-real128.patch to fix compilation on armv7 - Add mvapich2-make-sure-ibv_get_device_list-returned-one-before-freeing-it.patch
to Fix segfault when ib_uverbs is not loaded (bsc#1144000) - Add reproducible.patch to sort readdir to make package build reproducible
(boo#1041090) - Update to mvapich2 2.3.1
- See CHANGELOG for fixes and new features
- Refreshed patches against the new version:
- 0001-Drop-GCC-check.patch
- mvapich2-arm-support.patch
- mvapich2-s390_get_cycles.patch
- Drop mvapich2-fix-double-free.patch as it was merged upstream - Add mvapich2-fix-double-free.patch to fix a segfault
when running on a machine with no RDMA hardware (bsc#1133797) - Add patch to remove obsolete GCC check (bnc#1129421). It also patches
autogen.sh to get the autotools working in SLE12SP4.
* 0001-Drop-GCC-check.patch
- Force to re-run autotools to generate properly the files after
patching src/binding/cxx/buildiface - Add macro _hpc_mvapich2_modules for modules support (bsc#1116458). - Remove bashism in postun scriptlet - Fix handling of mpi-selector during updates (bsc#1098653) - macros.hpc-mvapich2:
replace %%compiler_family by %%hpc_compiler_family - Use sched_yield instead of pthread_yield (boo#1102421).
- drop mvapich2-pthread_yield.patch - Add missing bsc and fate references to changelog - Disable HPC builds for SLE12 (fate#323655) - Change mvapich2-arm-support.patch to provide missing functions for
armv6hl - Fix summary in module files (bnc#1080259) - Use macro in mpivars.(c)sh to be independent of changes to the module
setup for the compiler (boo#1078364). - Switch from gcc6 to gcc7 as additional compiler flavor for HPC on SLES.
- Fix library package requires - use HPC macro (boo#1074890). - Add conflicts between the macros-devel packages - Add BuildRequires to libibmad-devel for older release (SLE <= 12.2, Leap <= 42.2) - Add HPC specific build targets using environment modules
(FATE#321712). - Drop unnecessary dependency to xorg-x11-devel - Only requires verbs libraries for verbs build.
libibverbs devel causes a SEGV when run in a chroot using the
psm or psm2 conduits
- Add testuite packages for all build flavours - Add LD_LIBRARY_PATH to mpivars.sh and mpivars.csh - Disable rpath in pkgconfig files - Remove redondant configure options already passed by %configure - Change install dir to allow multiple flavor to be installed
at the same time (bsc#934090)
- Fix bsc#1045955
- Fix mvapich2-psm package to use libpsm (TrueScale)
- Add mvapich2-psm2 package using libpsm2 (OmniPath) - Use _multibuild to build the various mvapich2-flavours - Replace dependency from libibmad-devel to infiniband-diags-devel - Have mvapich2 and mvapich2-psm conflicts between them
- Cleanup spec file
- Remove mvapich2-testsuite RPM - Reenable arm compilation
- Rename and cleanup mvapich-s390_get_cycles.patch to
mvapich2-s390_get_cycles.patch for coherency
- Cleanup mvapich2-pthread_yield.patch
- Add mvapich2-arm-support.patch to provide missing functions for
armv7hl and aarch64 - Remove version dependencies to libibumad, libibverbs and librdmacm - Fix mvapich2-testsuite packaging
- Disable build on armv7 - Make dependencies on libs now coming from rdma-core versioned. - Create environment module (bsc#1004628). - Fix URL.
- Update to mvapich 2.2 GA. Changes since rc1:
MVAPICH2 2.2 (09/07/2016)
* Features and Enhancements (since 2.2rc2):
- Single node collective tuning for Bridges@PSC, Stampede@TACC and other
architectures
- Enable PSM builds when both PSM and PSM2 libraries are present
- Add support for HCAs that return result of atomics in big endian notation
- Establish loopback connections by default if HCA supports atomics
* Bug Fixes (since 2.2rc2):
- Fix minor error in use of communicator object in collectives
- Fix missing u_int64_t declaration with PGI compilers
- Fix memory leak in RMA rendezvous code path
MVAPICH2 2.2rc2 (08/08/2016)
* Features and Enhancements (since 2.2rc1):
- Enhanced performance for MPI_Comm_split through new bitonic algorithm
- Enable graceful fallback to Shared Memory if LiMIC2 or CMA transfer fails
- Enable support for multiple MPI initializations
- Unify process affinity support in Gen2, PSM and PSM2 channels
- Remove verbs dependency when building the PSM and PSM2 channels
- Allow processes to request MPI_THREAD_MULTIPLE when socket or NUMA node
level affinity is specified
- Point-to-point and collective performance optimization for Intel Knights
Landing
- Automatic detection and tuning for InfiniBand EDR HCAs
- Warn user to reconfigure library if rank type is not large enough to
represent all ranks in job
- Collective tuning for Opal@LLNL, Bridges@PSC, and Stampede-1.5@TACC
- Tuning and architecture detection for Intel Broadwell processors
- Add ability to avoid using --enable-new-dtags with ld
- Add LIBTVMPICH specific CFLAGS and LDFLAGS
* Bug Fixes (since 2.2rc1):
- Disable optimization that removes use of calloc in ptmalloc hook
detection code
- Fix weak alias typos (allows successful compilation with CLANG compiler)
- Fix issues in PSM large message gather operations
- Enhance error checking in collective tuning code
- Fix issues with UD based communication in RoCE mode
- Fix issues with PMI2 support in singleton mode
- Fix default binding bug in hydra launcher
- Fix issues with Checkpoint Restart when launched with mpirun_rsh
- Fix fortran binding issues with Intel 2016 compilers
- Fix issues with socket/NUMA node level binding
- Disable atomics when using Connect-IB with RDMA_CM
- Fix hang in MPI_Finalize when using hybrid channel
- Fix memory leaks - Update to version 2.2rc1 (fate#319240). Changes since 2.1:
MVAPICH2 2.2rc1 (03/29/2016)
* Features and Enhancements (since 2.2b):
- Support for OpenPower architecture
- Optimized inter-node and intra-node communication
- Support for Intel Omni-Path architecture
- Thanks to Intel for contributing the patch
- Introduction of a new PSM2 channel for Omni-Path
- Support for RoCEv2
- Architecture detection for PSC Bridges system with Omni-Path
- Enhanced startup performance and reduced memory footprint for storing
InfiniBand end-point information with SLURM
- Support for shared memory based PMI operations
- Availability of an updated patch from the MVAPICH project website
with this support for SLURM installations
- Optimized pt-to-pt and collective tuning for Chameleon InfiniBand
systems at TACC/UoC
- Enable affinity by default for TrueScale(PSM) and Omni-Path(PSM2)
channels
- Enhanced tuning for shared-memory based MPI_Bcast
- Enhanced debugging support and error messages
- Update to hwloc version 1.11.2
* Bug Fixes (since 2.2b):
- Fix issue in some of the internal algorithms used for MPI_Bcast,
MPI_Alltoall and MPI_Reduce
- Fix hang in one of the internal algorithms used for MPI_Scatter
- Thanks to Ivan Raikov@Stanford for reporting this issue
- Fix issue with rdma_connect operation
- Fix issue with Dynamic Process Management feature
- Fix issue with de-allocating InfiniBand resources in blocking mode
- Fix build errors caused due to improper compile time guards
- Thanks to Adam Moody@LLNL for the report
- Fix finalize hang when running in hybrid or UD-only mode
- Thanks to Jerome Vienne@TACC for reporting this issue
- Fix issue in MPI_Win_flush operation
- Thanks to Nenad Vukicevic for reporting this issue
- Fix out of memory issues with non-blocking collectives code
- Thanks to Phanisri Pradeep Pratapa and Fang Liu@GaTech for
reporting this issue
- Fix fall-through bug in external32 pack
- Thanks to Adam Moody@LLNL for the report and patch
- Fix issue with on-demand connection establishment and blocking mode
- Thanks to Maksym Planeta@TU Dresden for the report
- Fix memory leaks in hardware multicast based broadcast code
- Fix memory leaks in TrueScale(PSM) channel
- Fix compilation warnings
MVAPICH2 2.2b (11/12/2015)
* Features and Enhancements (since 2.2a):
- Enhanced performance for small messages
- Enhanced startup performance with SLURM
- Support for PMIX_Iallgather and PMIX_Ifence
- Support to enable affinity with asynchronous progress thread
- Enhanced support for MPIT based performance variables
- Tuned VBUF size for performance
- Improved startup performance for QLogic PSM-CH3 channel
- Thanks to Maksym Planeta@TU Dresden for the patch
* Bug Fixes (since 2.2a):
- Fix issue with MPI_Get_count in QLogic PSM-CH3 channel with very large
messages (>2GB)
- Fix issues with shared memory collectives and checkpoint-restart
- Fix hang with checkpoint-restart
- Fix issue with unlinking shared memory files
- Fix memory leak with MPIT
- Fix minor typos and usage of inline and static keywords
- Thanks to Maksym Planeta@TU Dresden for the patch and suggestions
- Fix missing MPIDI_FUNC_EXIT
- Thanks to Maksym Planeta@TU Dresden for the patch
- Remove unused code
- Thanks to Maksym Planeta@TU Dresden for the patch
- Continue with warning if user asks to enable XRC when the system does not
support XRC
MVAPICH2 2.2a (08/17/2015)
* Features and Enhancements (since 2.1 GA):
- Based on MPICH 3.1.4
- Support for backing on-demand UD CM information with shared memory
for minimizing memory footprint
- Reorganized HCA-aware process mapping
- Dynamic identification of maximum read/atomic operations supported by HCA
- Enabling support for intra-node communications in RoCE mode without
shared memory
- Updated to hwloc 1.11.0
- Updated to sm_20 kernel optimizations for MPI Datatypes
- Automatic detection and tuning for 24-core Haswell architecture
* Bug Fixes (since 2.1 GA):
- Fix for error with multi-vbuf design for GPU based communication
- Fix bugs with hybrid UD/RC/XRC communications
- Fix for MPICH putfence/getfence for large messages
- Fix for error in collective tuning framework
- Fix validation failure with Alltoall with IN_PLACE option
- Thanks for Mahidhar Tatineni @SDSC for the report
- Fix bug with MPI_Reduce with IN_PLACE option
- Thanks to Markus Geimer for the report
- Fix for compilation failures with multicast disabled
- Thanks to Devesh Sharma @Emulex for the report
- Fix bug with MPI_Bcast
- Fix IPC selection for shared GPU mode systems
- Fix for build time warnings and memory leaks
- Fix issues with Dynamic Process Management
- Thanks to Neil Spruit for the report
- Fix bug in architecture detection code
- Thanks to Adam Moody @LLNL for the report - Create and include modules file for Mvapich2 (bsc#1004628).
- Remove mvapich2-fix-implicit-decl.patch as the fix is upstream.
- Adapt spec file to the changed micro benchmark install directory. - Update to version 2.1
* Features and Enhancements (since 2.1rc2):
- Tuning for EDR adapters
- Optimization of collectives for SDSC Comet system
- Based on MPICH-3.1.4
- Enhanced startup performance with mpirun_rsh
- Checkpoint-Restart Support with DMTCP (Distributed MultiThreaded
CheckPointing)
- Thanks to the DMTCP project team (http://dmtcp.sourceforge.net/)
- Support for handling very large messages in RMA
- Optimize size of buffer requested for control messages in large message
transfer
- Enhanced automatic detection of atomic support
- Optimized collectives (bcast, reduce, and allreduce) for 4K processes
- Introduce support to sleep for user specified period before aborting
- Disable PSM from setting CPU affinity
- Install PSM error handler to print more verbose error messages
- Introduce retry mechanism to perform psm_ep_open in PSM channel
* Bug-Fixes (since 2.1rc2):
- Relocate reading environment variables in PSM
- Fix issue with automatic process mapping
- Fix issue with checkpoint restart when full path is not given
- Fix issue with Dynamic Process Management
- Fix issue in CUDA IPC code path
- Fix corner case in CMA runtime detection
* Features and Enhancements (since 2.1rc1):
- Based on MPICH-3.1.4
- Enhanced startup performance with mpirun_rsh
- Checkpoint-Restart Support with DMTCP (Distributed MultiThreaded
CheckPointing)
- Support for handling very large messages in RMA
- Optimize size of buffer requested for control messages in large message
transfer
- Enhanced automatic detection of atomic support
- Optimized collectives (bcast, reduce, and allreduce) for 4K processes
- Introduce support to sleep for user specified period before aborting
- Disable PSM from setting CPU affinity
- Install PSM error handler to print more verbose error messages
- Introduce retry mechanism to perform psm_ep_open in PSM channel
* Bug-Fixes (since 2.1rc1):
- Fix failures with shared memory collectives with checkpoint-restart
- Fix failures with checkpoint-restart when using internal communication
buffers of different size
- Fix undeclared variable error when --disable-cxx is specified with
configure
- Fix segfault seen during connect/accept with dynamic processes
- Fix errors with large messages pack/unpack operations in PSM channel
- Fix for bcast collective tuning
- Fix assertion errors in one-sided put operations in PSM channel
- Fix issue with code getting stuck in infinite loop inside ptmalloc
- Fix assertion error in shared memory large message transfers
- Fix compilation warnings
* Features and Enhancements (since 2.1a):
- Based on MPICH-3.1.3
- Flexibility to use internal communication buffers of different size for
improved performance and memory footprint
- Improve communication performance by removing locks from critical path
- Enhanced communication performance for small/medium message sizes
- Support for linking Intel Trace Analyzer and Collector
- Increase the number of connect retry attempts with RDMA_CM
- Automatic detection and tuning for Haswell architecture
* Bug-Fixes (since 2.1a):
- Fix automatic detection of support for atomics
- Fix issue with void pointer arithmetic with PGI
- Fix deadlock in ctxidup MPICH test in PSM channel
- Fix compile warnings
* Features and Enhancements (since 2.0):
- Based on MPICH-3.1.2
- Support for PMI-2 based startup with SLURM
- Enhanced startup performance for Gen2/UD-Hybrid channel
- GPU support for MPI_Scan and MPI_Exscan collective operations
- Optimize creation of 2-level communicator
- Collective optimization for PSM-CH3 channel
- Tuning for IvyBridge architecture
- Add -export-all option to mpirun_rsh
- Support for additional MPI-T performance variables (PVARs)
in the CH3 channel
- Link with libstdc++ when building with GPU support
(required by CUDA 6.5)
* Bug-Fixes (since 2.0):
- Fix error in large message (>2GB) transfers in CMA code path
- Fix memory leaks in OFA-IB-CH3 and OFA-IB-Nemesis channels
- Fix issues with optimizations for broadcast and reduce collectives
- Fix hang at finalize with Gen2-Hybrid/UD channel
- Fix issues for collectives with non power-of-two process counts
- Make ring startup use HCA selected by user
- Increase counter length for shared-memory collectives
- Use download Url as source
- Some other minor improvements
- Add mvapich2-fix-implicit-decl.patch /bin/sh /bin/sh mourvedre 1718281679
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