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mpiexec and command line arguments

John_Young
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Hi,

I'm using the mpiexec wrapper on Windows for Intel MPI 4.0 and I cannot figure out how to pass a command line argument to my program. Is this possible, and, if so, how do I do it?

Thanks,
John
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Dmitry_K_Intel2
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John,

It's more clear now!
When you run wmpiexec, you need to provide applications arguments inside of quotation marks in the "Application" line.


Regards!
Dmitry

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Dmitry_K_Intel2
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Hi John,

Could you please try the following:
mpiexec -n 4 ./test.exe arg1 arg2

Regards!
Dmitry
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John_Young
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Hi Dimitri,

That works. However, I would like to be able to use the gui mpiexec wrapper and not the command line. Is there anyway to pass command line arguments in the gui wrapper? I do not see any option or box available to do that.

Thanks,
John.
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Dmitry_K_Intel2
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John,

It's more clear now!
When you run wmpiexec, you need to provide applications arguments inside of quotation marks in the "Application" line.


Regards!
Dmitry
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John_Young
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Thanks. That what I was looking for.

John
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