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buffer. A portion of storage used to hold input or
output data temporarily.
C
C. A general purpose programming language. It was
formalized by ANSI standards committee for the C
language in 1984 and by Uniforum in 1983.
C++. A general purpose programming language, based
on C, which includes extensions that support an
object-oriented programming paradigm. Extensions
include:
strong typing
data abstraction and encapsulation
polymorphism through function overloading and
templates
class inheritance.
call arc. The representation of a call between two
functions within the Xprofiler function call tree. It
appears as a solid line between the two functions. The
arrowhead indicates the direction of the call; the
function it points to is the one that receives the call. The
function making the call is known as the
caller
, while
the function receiving the call is known as the
callee
.
chaotic relaxation. An iterative relaxation method
which uses a combination of the Gauss-Seidel and
Jacobi-Seidel methods. The array of discrete values is
divided into sub-regions which can be operated on in
parallel. The sub-region boundaries are calculated using
Jacobi-Seidel, whereas the sub-region interiors are
calculated using Gauss-Seidel. See also
Gauss-Seidel
.
client. A function that requests services from a server,
and makes them available to the user.
cluster. A group of processors interconnected through
a high speed network that can be used for
high-performance computing. It typically provides
excellent price/performance.
collective communication. A communication
operation which involves more than two processes or
tasks. Broadcasts, reductions, and the MPI_Allreduce
subroutine are all examples of collective communication
operations. All tasks in a communicator must
participate.
command alias. When using the PE command line
debugger, pdbx, you can create abbreviations for
existing commands using the pdbx alias command.
These abbreviations are know as
command aliases
.
Communication Subsystem (CSS). A component of
the Parallel System Support Programs that provides
| software support for the SP Switch. CSS provides two
protocols: IP (Internet Protocol) for LAN-based
communication and US (user space) as a message
passing interface that is optimized for performance over
the switch. See also
Internet Protocol
and
User Space.
communicator. An MPI object that describes the
communication context and an associated group of
processes.
compile. To translate a source program into an
executable program.
condition. One of a set of specified values that a data
item can assume.
control workstation. A workstation attached to the
IBM RS/6000 SP SP that serves as a single point of
control allowing the administrator or operator to monitor
and manage the system using Parallel System Support
Programs.
core dump. A process by which the current state of a
program is preserved in a file. Core dumps are usually
associated with programs that have encountered an
unexpected, system-detected fault, such as a
Segmentation Fault, or severe user error. The current
program state is needed for the programmer to
diagnose and correct the problem.
core file. A file which preserves the state of a
program, usually just before a program is terminated for
an unexpected error. See also
core dump
.
current context. When using either of the PE parallel
debuggers, control of the parallel program and the
display of its data can be limited to a subset of the
tasks that belong to that program. This subset of tasks
is called the
current context
. You can set the current
context to be a single task, multiple tasks, or all the
tasks in the program.
D
data decomposition. A method of breaking up (or
decomposing) a program into smaller parts to exploit
parallelism. One divides the program by dividing the
data (usually arrays) into smaller parts and operating on
each part independently.
data parallelism. Refers to situations where parallel
tasks perform the same computation on different sets of
data.
dbx. A symbolic command line debugger that is often
provided with UNIX systems. The PE command line
debugger, pdbx, is based on the dbx debugger.
debugger. A debugger provides an environment in
which you can manually control the execution of a
program. It also provides the ability to display the
program's data and operation.
188 IBM PE for AIX V2R4.0: Messages
- Messages 1
- Third Edition (October 1998) 4
- Contents 5
- Trademarks 9
- About This Book 11
- Abbreviated Names 12
- 13
- About This Book xi 13
- National Language Support 14
- Accessing Online Information 14
- Online Information Resources 15
- What's New in PE 2.4? 15
- AIX 4.3 Support 15
- Parallel Checkpoint/Restart 15
- MPI-2: Extensions to the 16
- Save Configuration 16
- Load Configuration 16
- Chapter 2. pdbx Messages 19
- 0029-1003 0029-2001 20
- 0029-2002 0029-2014 21
- 0029-2015 0029-2021 22
- 0029-2022 0029-2029 23
- 0029-2030 0029-2036 24
- 0029-2037 0029-2044 25
- 0029-2045 0029-2051 26
- 0029-2052 0029-2059 27
- 0029-2060 0029-2068 28
- 0029-2069 0029-2075 29
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- 0029-2102 0029-2108 32
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- 0029-2117 0029-2122 34
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- 0029-2130 0029-9036 36
- 0029-9039 0029-9040 37
- 0029-9041 0029-9048 38
- 0029-9049 0029-9999 39
- Chapter 3. pedb Messages 41
- 0030-0034 0030-0044 42
- 0030-0050 0030-0056 43
- 0030-0057 0030-0064 44
- 0030-0065 0030-0071 45
- 0030-0072 0030-0107 46
- 0030-0109 0030-0113 47
- 0030-0114 0030-0120 48
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- 0030-3028 0030-3034 63
- 0030-3035 0030-3042 64
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- 0030-9051 0030-9999 66
- Chapter 4. POE Messages 67
- 0031-019 0031-028 68
- 0031-029 0031-040 69
- 0031-041 0031-051 70
- 0031-052 0031-062 71
- 0031-063 0031-077 72
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- 0031-731 0031-803 116
- 0031-804 0031-902 117
- 0031-903 0031-A400 118
- 0031-A401 0031-A409 119
- is invalid 121
- is not less than blklen 121
- 0032-011 0032-019 122
- 0032-020 0032-029 123
- 0032-030 0032-050 124
- 0032-051 0032-057 125
- 0032-058 0032-064 126
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- Chapter 6. VT Messages 153
- 0033-1008 0033-1014 154
- 0033-1015 0033-1022 155
- 0033-1023 0033-1029 156
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- 0033-1062 0033-2003 162
- 0033-2004 0033-2010 163
- 0033-2011 0033-2028 164
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- 0033-4003 0033-4007 185
- 0033-4100 0033-4350 186
- 0033-4351 0033-4355 187
- 0033-4356 0033-4575 188
- Chapter 7. Xprofiler Messages 189
- 2537-0007 2537-0010 190
- 2537-0011 2537-0016 191
- 2537-0017 2537-0023 192
- 2537-0024 2537-0030 193
- 2537-0031 2537-0036 194
- 2537-0037 2537-0041 195
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- 2537-0054 2537-0060 198
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- 2537-0066 2537-0072 200
- 2537-0073 2537-0073 201
- Licensed Program Product 208
- Name Address 213
- Company or Organization 213
- Phone No 213
- Program Number: 5765-543 216
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