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Does anyone know if it is illegal to call mpi routines (specifically MPI_ALLGATHER) inside a openmp parallel region (for example PARALLEL DO)? The structure I'm trying to describe is like this:
[fortran]program main use mymod ... !$OMP PARALLEL DO ... call mysub(...) !$OMP END PARALLEL DO end program module mymod contains subroutine mysub(...) use mpi ... call MPI_ALLGATHER(...) end subroutine mysub end module[/fortran]
Some code like the above gave a bug. Eventually I figured out if I commented the !$OMP pragmas that the error disappeared. (Btw, I thought using -openmp-stubs would cause the same behavior as commenting the pragmas, but that wasn't the case.)
The error by the way was weird: "assertion failed in ch3_progress.c". I thought it was a fault mpi installation (because of thishttp://lists.mcs.anl.gov/pipermail/mpich-discuss/2008-December/000195.html) on the cluster, but I tried mpich1 and mpich2 and both failed at the same point but worked before then.
By the way, the ifort version is old (10.1 20080312) but I'm not an admin on the cluster so there's little I can do about that. The MPI versions mpich-1.2.7p1 and mpich2-1.0.5p3. And I'm using linux.
Thanks.
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It's "illegal" to mix threading with MPI, unless you use MPI_Init_thread() to ask your MPI to support the type of threading you intend to use. It would hardly be "weird" to encounter an assertion failure when you mix threading with MPI in a way different from what you announced.
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