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mpiJava/test

This directory contain the following sub-directores of test codes...

Under NT using WMPI

To run all the tests on one machine, you need to run the perl script  NTrunall.pl. This file is a very basic  perl script that cd's into each of
the tests  sub-directories and runs another basic perl script, see for example  NTrunit.pl. This perl script runs each test code in the sub-directory. For each code it copies a version of the JNI interface to WMPI to the approriate name,  compiles the Java test code, creates a configuration file ($$.pg) and then runs the test. The output from the tests will appear in a DOS Console windows. It should be a fairly easy matter to adapt NTrunit.pl to run codes on two or more machines.

Running PingPong

Here is an examples of how to run PingPong...

open a DOS console

cd mpiJava/tests/PingPong
javac *.java
copy mpiJava/src/WMPI_JNI/Release/WMPI.exe PingPong.exe

create a configuration file - PingPong.pg - it should contain somehing like the following...

mymachine 0 c:\...\mpiJava\tests\PingPong\PingPong.exe
anothermachine 0 c:\...\mpiJava\tests\PingPong\PingPong.exe

to run PingPong

PingPong.exe -p4pg PingPong.pg

or using the dialog box...

PingPong.exe -dialog

Created by Mark Baker on 10th  August 1998 @ 1.1 log @Added Files: Ntrunall.pl index.html @ text @@