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#d -1 -1 #d 0 0 #d 1 1 #d 2 2 #d 3 3 #d 4 4 #d 5 5 #d 6 6 #d 7 7 #d 8 8 #d 9 9 #d NULL NULL #d documentstyle book #d iflatex#2 <#if output=latex2e>$1<#unless output=latex2e>$2 #d ifhtml#2 <#if output=html>$1<#unless output=html>$2 #%}}} #d module#1 \tt{$1} #d file#1 \tt{$1} #d slang-documentation \ \url{http://www.s-lang.org/doc/html/slang.html}{S-Lang documentation} #d pvm-documentation \url{http://www.csm.ornl.gov/pvm/}{PVM documentation} #d modules_home http://space.mit.edu/cxc/software/slang/modules #d hello_master_url \modules_home/pvm/examples/hello_master #d hello_slave_url \modules_home/pvm/examples/hello_slave #d master_url \modules_home/pvm/examples/master #d slave_url \modules_home/pvm/examples/slave #d hello_master \ifhtml{\url{\hello_master_url}{hello_master}}{hello_master} #d hello_slave \ifhtml{\url{\hello_master_url}{hello_slave}}{hello_slave} #d master \ifhtml{\url{\master_url}{master}}{master} #d slave \ifhtml{\url{\master_url}{slave}}{slave} \linuxdoc \begin{\documentstyle} \title S-Lang PVM Module Reference \author John C. Houck, \tt{houck@space.mit.edu} \date \__today__ \toc \chapter{Introduction to the PVM Module} PVM (Parallel Virtual Machine) is a software package which permits a heterogeneous collection of Unix and/or Windows computers, connected by a network, to be used as a single large parallel computer. The \module{PVM} module provides a \slang interface to this package. By performing distributed computations with \slang one can make better use of available computer resources yet still retain the advantages of programming in an interpreted language. This document briefly describes how to use the \slang interface to \module{PVM}. It assumes that the reader is already familiar with the PVM package itself. For complete details on obtaining, installing and using the PVM package, see the \pvm-documentation. Note that, once the PVM package is properly installed on your computer, the PVM \exmp{man} pages will provide detailed documentation on all the PVM library functions. Although the \slang \module{PVM} module functions often have slightly different interfaces, the differences are usually minor so the PVM documentation is quite helpful. Because the \slang interface is not yet fully documented, it will be necessary to consult the \module{PVM} documentation directly to make full use of the \slang \module{PVM} module. Because PVM processes require running programs on remote hosts, it is necessary to provide each host with the full path to the relevant executables. To simplify this process, it may be useful to create a directory, e.g.\exmp{$HOME/bin/PVM}, on every host and put relevant executables in that directory so that the same relative path will work on all machines. This PVM path may be specified in the \exmp{$HOME/.pvmhosts} configuration file; for a detailed description of the contents of this file, see the \exmp{pvmd} man page. The usage examples discussed in this manual assume that the PVM has already been initialized by running a command such as #v+ unix> pvm ~/.pvmhosts #v- This starts the PVM \it{console} and also starts the PVM daemon, \exmp{pvmd}, on each remote host. This daemon runs all PVM slave processes and handles all communications with the parent process and the rest of the PVM. The execution environment of the PVM slave processes is inherited from the corresponding \exmp{pvmd} process which, in turn, is inherited from the parent process which started the PVM \it{console}. However, it is sometimes useful to configure the environment of the remote \exmp{pvmd} process using a startup script, \exmp{$HOME/.pvmprofile}. This is a Bourne shell script which, if present, is run when \exmp{pvmd} is started. For a detailed description of the contents of this file, see the \exmp{pvmd} man page. \chapter{Using the PVM Module} To use the \module{PVM} module in a \slang script, it is first necessary to make the functions in the package known to the interpreter via #v+ () = evalfile ("pvm"); #v- or, if the application embedding the interpreter supports the \sfun{require} function, #v+ require ("pvm"); #v- may be used. If there is a namespace conflict between symbols in the script and those defined in the module, it may be necessary to load the PVM package into a namespace, e.g., #v+ () = evalfile ("pvm", "p"); #v- will place the PVM symbols into a namespace called \exmp{p}. Once the PVM module has been loaded, the functions it defines may be used in the usual way, e.g., #v+ require ("pvm"); . . variable master_tid = pvm_mytid (); #v- where \ifun{pvm_mytid} is the PVM function which returns the task identifier of the calling process. \chapter{Examples} This section presents examples of two alternate methods of using the PVM module. The source code for these examples is included in the \module{PVM} module source code distribution in the \file{examples} subdirectory. The first method uses PVM library routines to manage a simple distributed application. The second method uses the higher-level master-slave interface. This interface can provide a high degree of tolerance to failure of slave machines which proves useful in long-running distributed applications. \sect{Example 1: A Simple \it{Hello World} Program} In programming language tutorials, the first example is usually a program which simply prints out a message such as \it{Hello World} and then exits. The intent of such a trivial example is to illustrate all the steps involved in writing and running a program in that language. To write a \it{Hello World} program using the PVM module, we will write two programs, the master (\hello_master), and the slave (\hello_slave). The master process will spawn a slave process on different host and then wait for a message from that slave process. When the slave runs, it sends a message to the master, or parent, and then exits. For the purpose of this example, we will assume that the PVM consists of two hosts, named \exmp{vex} and \exmp{pirx}, and that the slave process will run on \exmp{pirx}. \sect1{The \file{hello_master} program} First, consider the master process, \hello_master. Conceptually, it must specify the full path to the slave executable and then send that information to the slave host (\exmp{pirx}). For this example, we assume that the master and slave executables are in the same directory and that the master process is started in that directory. With this assumption, we can construct the path to the slave executable using the \sfun{getcwd} and \sfun{path_concat} functions. We then send this information to the slave host using the \ifun{pvm_spawn} function: #v+ path = path_concat (getcwd(), "hello_slave"); slave_tid = pvm_spawn (path, PvmTaskHost, "pirx", 1); #v- The first argument to \ifun{pvm_spawn} specifies the full path to the slave executable. The second argument is a bit mask specifying options associated with spawning the slave process. The \icon{PvmTaskHost} option indicates that the slave process is to be started on a specific host. The third argument gives the name of the slave host and the last argument indicates how many copies of this process should be started. The return value of \ifun{pvm_spawn} is an array of task identifiers for each of the slave processes; negative values indicate that an error occurred. Having spawned the \hello_slave process on \exmp{pirx}, the master process calls the \ifun{pvm_recv} function to receive a message from the slave. #v+ bufid = pvm_recv (-1, -1); #v- The first argument to \ifun{pvm_recv} specifies the task identifier of the slave process expected to send the message and the second argument specifies the type of message that is expected. A slave task identifier \-1 means that a message from any slave will be accepted. Similarly, a message identifier of \-1 means that any type of message will be accepted. In this example, we could have specified the slave task id and the message identifier explicitly: #v+ bufid = pvm_recv (slave_tid, 1); #v- When a suitable message is received, the contents of the message are stored in a PVM buffer and \ifun{pvm_recv} returns the buffer identifier which may be used by the PVM application to retrieve the contents of the buffer. Retrieving the contents of the buffer normally requires knowing the format in which the information is stored. In this case, because we accepted all types of messages from the slave, we may need to examine the message buffer to find out what kind of message was actually recieved. The \ifun{pvm_bufinfo} function is used to obtain information about the contents of the buffer. #v+ (,msgid,) = pvm_bufinfo (bufid); #v- Given the buffer identifier, \ifun{pvm_bufinfo} returns the number of bytes, the message identifier and the task identifer sending the message. Because we know that the slave process sent a single object of \svar{Struct_Type}, we retrieve it by calling the \ifun{pvm_recv_obj} function. #v+ variable obj = pvm_recv_obj(); vmessage ("%s says %s", obj.from, obj.msg); #v- This function is not part of the PVM package but is a higher level function provided by the \module{PVM} module. It simplifies the process of sending \slang objects between hosts by handling some of the bookkeeping required by the lower level PVM interface. Having retrieved a \slang object from the message buffer, we can then print out the message. Running \hello_master, we see: #v+ vex> ./hello_master pirx says Hello World #v- Note that before exiting, all PVM processes should call the \ifun{pvm_exit} function to inform the \file{pvmd} daemon of the change in PVM status. #v+ pvm_exit(); exit(0); #v- At this point, the script may exit normally. \sect1{The \file{hello_slave} program} Now, consider the slave process, \hello_slave. Conceptually, it must first determine the location of its parent process, then create and send a message to that process. The task identifier of the parent process is obtained using the \ifun{pvm_parent} function. #v+ variable ptid = pvm_parent(); #v- For this example, we will send a message consisting of a \slang structure with two fields, one containing the name of the slave host and the other containing the string \exmp{"Hello World"}. We use the \ifun{pvm_send_obj} function to send this this message because it automatically handles packaging all the separate structure fields into a PVM message buffer and also sends along the structure field names and data types so that the structure can be automatically re-assembled by the receiving process. This makes it possible to write code which transparently sends \slang objects from one host to another. To create and send the structure: #v+ variable s = struct {msg, from}; s.msg = "Hello World"; s.from = getenv ("HOST"); pvm_send_obj (ptid, 1, s); #v- The first argument to \ifun{pvm_send_obj} specifies the task identifier of the destination process, the second argument is a message identifier which is used to indicate what kind of message has been sent. The remaining arguments contain the data objects to be included in the message. Having sent a message to the parent process, the slave process then calls \ifun{pvm_exit} to inform the \file{pvmd} daemon that its work is complete. This allows \file{pvmd} to notify the parent process that a slave process has exited. The slave then exits normally. \sect{Example 2: Using the Master-Slave Interface} The \module{PVM} module provides a higher level interface to support the master-slave paradigm for distributed computations. The symbols associated with this interface have the \exmp{pvm_ms} prefix to distinguish them from those symbols associated with the PVM package itself. The \exmp{pvm_ms} interface provides a means for handling computations which consist of a predetermined list of tasks which can be performed by running arbitrary slave processes which take command-line arguments. The interface provides a high degree of robustness, allowing one to add or delete hosts from the PVM while the distributed process is running and also ensuring that the task list will be completed even if one or more slave hosts fail (e.g. crash) during the computation. Experience has shown that this failure tolerance is surprisingly important. Long-running distributed computations experience failure of one or more hosts with surprising frequency and it is essential that such failures do not require restarting the entire distributed computation from the beginning. Scripts using this interface must initialize it by loading the \exmp{pvm_ms} package via, e.g. #v+ require ("pvm_ms"); #v- As an example of how to use this interface, we examine the scripts \master and \slave. \sect1{The \file{master} program} The \master script first builds a list of tasks each consisting of an array of strings which provide the command line for each slave process that will be spawned on the PVM. For this simple example, the same command line will be executed a specified number of times. First, the script constructs the path to the \slave executable, (\var{Slave_Pgm}), and then the command line (\var{Cmd}), that each \slave instance will invoke. Then the array of tasks is constructed: #v+ variable pgm_argvs = Array_Type[N]; variable pgm_argv = [Slave_Pgm, Cmd]; pgm_argvs[*] = pgm_argv; #v- The distribution of these tasks across the available PVM is automatically handled by the \exmp{pvm_ms} interface. The interface will simultaneously start as many tasks as possible up to some maximum number of processes per host. Here we specify that a maximum of two processes per host may run simultaneously and then submit the list of tasks to the PVM: #v+ pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host (2); exit_status = pvm_ms_run_master (pgm_argvs); #v- As each slave process is completed, its exit status is recorded along with any messages printed to \var{stdout} during the execution. When the entire list of tasks is complete, an array of structures is returned containing status information for each task that was executed. In this example, the \master process simply prints out this information. \sect1{The \file{slave} program} The \slave process in this example is relatively simple. Its command line arguments provide the task to be completed. These arguments are then passed to \ifun{pvm_ms_run_slave} #v+ pvm_ms_run_slave (__argv[[1:]]); #v- which spawns a subshell, runs the specified command, communicates the task completion status to the parent process and exits. \chapter{Master-Slave Function Reference} #i pvm_msfuns.tm \chapter{PVM Module Function Reference} #i pvmfuns.tm \chapter{Module Symbols Lacking Documentation} Although many more low-level PVM intrinsic functions are provided by the S-Lang module, not all of S-Lang interfaces have been documented. See the PVM documentation for information on the following functions: #v+ #i pvm_undoc.tm #v- Similarly, the following PVM intrinsic constants are provided by the S-Lang module but are documented only through the PVM documentation. #v+ #i pvm_undoc_const.tm #v- \end{\documentstyle} pvm-0.1.5/doc/tm/pvm_msfuns.tm0000644002606100260610000001725507754160572016542 0ustar houckhouck00000000000000\function{pvm_ms_kill} \synopsis{Send a "task complete" message to a specific task} \usage{pvm_ms_kill (Int_Type mtid, Int_Type stid)} \description This function may be used to send a "task complete" message to a specific PVM process. The first argument gives the task identifier of the destination process. The second argument gives the task identifier of the sending process. \example #v+ tid = pvm_mytid (); ptid = pvm_parent (); pvm_ms_kill (ptid, tid); #v- \seealso{pvm_ms_slave_exit} \done \function{pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host} \synopsis{Set the maximum number of simultaneous processes per host} \usage{pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host (Int_Type num_processes)} \description This function is used to set the maximum number of simultaneous processes per host. The master process normally runs as many simultaneous processes as possible; by setting the maximum number of simultaneous processes per host, one can limit the processing load per host. \example #v+ pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host (2); #v- \seealso{pvm_ms_run_master} \done \function{pvm_ms_set_debug} \synopsis{Set the debug flag} \usage{pvm_ms_set_debug (Int_Type debug)} \description This function may be used to control whether debugging information is printed out during execution. Debugging information is printed if the flag is non-zero. \example #v+ pvm_ms_set_debug (1); #v- \seealso{pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host} \done \function{pvm_ms_slave_exit} \synopsis{Cause a normal exit of a slave process from the PVM} \usage{pvm_ms_slave_exit (Int_Type exit_status)} \description To exit the PVM, a slave process calls this function to send its exit status to the parent process and to notify the local \file{pvmd} of its exit. \example #v+ pvm_ms_slave_exit (exit_status); #v- \seealso{pvm_ms_run_slave} \done \function{pvm_ms_run_slave} \synopsis{Execute the slave's assigned task in a subshell, then exit the PVM} \usage{pvm_ms_run_slave (String_Type argv[])} \description A slave process calls this function to run a command in a subshell and then exit the PVM. The command line is constructed by concatenting the elements of an array of strings, \var{argv}, delimited by spaces. The integer return value from the \sfun{system} call provides the exit status for the slave process. After sending this value to its parent process, the slave notifies the PVM and exits. \example #v+ pvm_ms_run_slave (argv); #v- \seealso{pvm_ms_slave_exit} \done \function{pvm_ms_run_master} \synopsis{Submit a list of tasks to the PVM} \usage{Struct_Type exit_status[] = pvm_ms_run_master (String_Type pgms[])} \description This function is used to submit a managed list of tasks to the PVM. The task list manager will try to ensure that all tasks are completed and, upon completion of the task list, will return an array of structures containing information about the results of each task. \example To run the Unix command \it{ps xu} on a number of different hosts: #v+ variable slave_argv = Array_Type[n]; slave_argv[*] = ["ps", "axu"]; exit_status = pvm_ms_run_master (slave_argv); #v- \seealso{pvm_ms_add_new_slave} \done \function{pvm_ms_add_new_slave} \synopsis{Add a new slave to the managed list} \usage{pvm_ms_add_new_slave (String_Type argv[])} \description This function may be used to add a new slave process while pvm_ms_run_master() is running, usually as a result of handling a message. \example #v+ pvm_ms_add_new_slave ("vex"); #v- \seealso{pvm_ms_run_master} \done \function{pvm_ms_set_message_callback} \synopsis{Set a callback for handling user-defined messages} \usage{pvm_ms_set_message_callback (Ref_Type func)} \description This function may be used to handle user-defined messages be sent from slave processes back to the master process. \example #v+ static define handle_user_message (msgid, tid) { switch (msgid) { case USER_SLAVE_RESULT: recv_results (tid); start_task (tid); } { case USER_SLAVE_READY: start_task (tid); } { % default: return 0; } return 1; } pvm_ms_set_message_callback (&handle_user_message); #v- \seealso{pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback, pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback} \done \function{pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback} \synopsis{Set a hook to be called when a slave exits on failure} \usage{pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback (Ref_Type func)} \description This function may be used to have the master process perform a specified action whenever a slave process exits without having completed its assigned task. This is primarily useful in the context where each command-line submitted to \ifun{pvm_ms_run_master} represents a task which itself communicates with the PVM, performing potentially many additional tasks which are independently managed by the process that called \ifun{pvm_ms_run_master}. For example, consider a case in which initialization of slave processes is very expensive but, once initialized, a single slave process may perform many tasks. In this case, the master process may spawn a small number of slaves and then repeatedly send each slave a task to perform. Each slave performs its task, sends the result to the master, and then waits for another task. The managing process must keep track of which tasks have been completed and which remain. If a slave exits while working on a task, it is important that the manager process be notified that that task in progress was not completed and that it should be reassigned to another slave. \example #v+ static define slave_exit_failed_callback (msgid, tid) { variable t = find_task_tid (tid); if (orelse {t == NULL} {t.status == FINISHED}) return; % mark the unfinished task "READY" so that it will % be assigned to another slave t.tid = -1; t.status = READY; } pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback (&slave_exit_failed_callback); #v- \seealso{pvm_ms_set_message_callback} \done \function{pvm_ms_set_slave_spawned_callback} \synopsis{Set the slave spawned callback hook} \usage{pvm_ms_set_slave_spawned_callback (Ref_Type func)} \description This function may be used to specify a callback function to be called whenever a slave process has been spawned. The callback function will be called with three arguments: the slave task id, the name of the host running the slave process, and an array of strings representing the argument list passed to the slave. \example #v+ static define slave_spawned_callback (tid, host, argv) { vmessage ("Slave running %s spawned on %s with task-id %d", argv[0], host, tid); } pvm_ms_set_slave_spawned_callback (&slave_spawned_callback); #v- \seealso{pvm_ms_set_message_callback} \done \function{pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback} \synopsis{Set the idle host hook} \usage{pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback (Ref_Type func)} \description This function may be used to specify a callback function to be called whenever a new host is added to the virtual machine. \example #v+ static define idle_host_callback () { loop (Max_Num_Processes_Per_Host) { variable slave_argv = build_slave_argv (0); pvm_ms_add_new_slave (slave_argv); } } pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback (&idle_host_callback); #v- \seealso{pvm_ms_set_message_callback} \done \function{pvm_ms_set_hosts} \synopsis{Set list of hosts to use} \usage{pvm_ms_set_hosts (String_Type hosts[])} \description This function may be used to specify which hosts will be used to perform distributed calculations. 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Using this function paired with \var{pvm_recv_obj} simplifies sending aggregate data objects such as structures and removes the need for the receiver to specify datatypes explicitly. \example To send a \slang structure to another process: #v+ variable obj = struct {name, x, y, data}; ... pvm_send_obj (tid, msgid, obj); #v- \seealso{pvm_recv_obj, pvm_psend, pvm_unpack} \done \function{pvm_recv_obj} \synopsis{Receive data objects from \var{pvm_send_obj}} \usage{obj = pvm_recv_obj ()} \description This function receives an object sent by \var{pvm_send_obj} and returns a slang object of the same type that was sent. It simplifies sending aggregate data types such as structures. \example To receive a \slang object sent by another process via \ifun{pvm_send_obj}: #v+ obj = pvm_recv_obj (); #v- \seealso{pvm_send_obj, pvm_psend, pvm_unpack} \done \function{pvm_config} \synopsis{Returns information about the present virtual machine configuration} \usage{Struct_Type = pvm_config ()} \description See the PVM documentation. \example #v+ h = pvm_config (); #v- \seealso{pvm_kill} \done \function{pvm_kill} \synopsis{Terminates a specified PVM process} \usage{pvm_kill (Int_Type tid)} \description See the PVM documentation. \example #v+ pvm_kill (tid); #v- \seealso{pvm_config} \done \function{pvm_initsend} \synopsis{Clear default send buffer and specify message encoding} \usage{bufid = pvm_initsend (Int_Type encoding)} \description See the PVM documentation. \example #v+ bufid = pvm_initsend (PvmDataDefault); #v- \seealso{pvm_send} \done \function{pvm_pack} \synopsis{Pack the active message buffer with arrays of prescribed data type} \usage{pvm_pack (object)} \description See the PVM documentation. \example #v+ pvm_pack (x); #v- \seealso{pvm_unpack} \done \function{pvm_send} \synopsis{Immediately sends the data in the active message buffer} \usage{pvm_send (Int_Type, tid, Int_Type msgid)} \description See the PVM documentation. \example #v+ pvm_send (tid, msgid); #v- \seealso{pvm_recv} \done \function{pvm_recv} \synopsis{Receive a message} \usage{bufid = pvm_recv (Int_Type tid, Int_Type msgtag)} \description See the PVM documentation. \example #v+ bufid = pvm_recv (tid, msgtag); #v- \seealso{pvm_send} \done \function{pvm_unpack} \synopsis{Unpack the active message buffer into arrays of prescribed data type} \usage{item = pvm_unpack (Int_Type type_id, Int_Type num)} \description See the PVM documentation. \example #v+ item = pvm_unpack (type, num); #v- \seealso{pvm_pack} \done \function{pvm_psend} \synopsis{Pack and send data} \usage{pvm_psend (Int_Type tid, Int_Type msgid, object [,...])} \description See the PVM documentation. \example #v+ pvm_psend (tid, msgid, data); #v- \notes Unlike the \var{pvm_send} function in the PVM library, this function does not operate asynchronously. \seealso{pvm_send, pvm_initsend, pvm_pack, pvm_recv} \done \function{pvm_addhosts} \synopsis{Add one or more hosts to the PVM server} \usage{Int_Type[] = pvm_addhosts (String_Type[] hosts)} \description See the PVM documentation. \example #v+ tids = pvm_addhosts (["vex", "verus", "aluche"]); #v- \seealso{pvm_addhosts, pvm_config, pvm_delhosts} \done \function{pvm_delhosts} \synopsis{Delete one or more hosts from the PVM server} \usage{pvm_delhosts (String_Type[] hosts)} \description See the PVM documentation. \example #v+ pvm_delhosts (["vex", "verus"]); #v- \seealso{pvm_delhosts, pvm_config, pvm_kill} \done pvm-0.1.5/doc/text/0000755002606100260610000000000010330414315014312 5ustar houckhouck00000000000000pvm-0.1.5/doc/text/pvm.txt0000644002606100260610000010410710330414270015660 0ustar houckhouck00000000000000 S-Lang PVM Module Reference John C. Houck, houck@space.mit.edu Oct 28, 2005 ____________________________________________________________ Table of Contents Introduction to the PVM Module Using the PVM Module Examples 1. Example 1: A Simple Hello World Program 1.1 The hello_master program 1.2 The hello_slave program 2. Example 2: Using the Master-Slave Interface 2.1 The master program 2.2 The slave program 2.2 Master-Slave Function Reference 3. pvm_ms_kill 4. pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host 5. pvm_ms_set_debug 6. pvm_ms_slave_exit 7. pvm_ms_run_slave 8. pvm_ms_run_master 9. pvm_ms_add_new_slave 10. pvm_ms_set_message_callback 11. pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback 12. pvm_ms_set_slave_spawned_callback 13. pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback 14. pvm_ms_set_hosts 14. PVM Module Function Reference 15. pvm_send_obj 16. pvm_recv_obj 17. pvm_config 18. pvm_kill 19. pvm_initsend 20. pvm_pack 21. pvm_send 22. pvm_recv 23. pvm_unpack 24. pvm_psend 25. pvm_addhosts 26. pvm_delhosts 26. Module Symbols Lacking Documentation ______________________________________________________________________ 1. Introduction to the PVM Module PVM (Parallel Virtual Machine) is a software package which permits a heterogeneous collection of Unix and/or Windows computers, connected by a network, to be used as a single large parallel computer. The PVM module provides a S-lang interface to this package. By performing distributed computations with S-lang one can make better use of available computer resources yet still retain the advantages of programming in an interpreted language. This document briefly describes how to use the S-lang interface to PVM. It assumes that the reader is already familiar with the PVM package itself. For complete details on obtaining, installing and using the PVM package, see the PVM documentation . Note that, once the PVM package is properly installed on your computer, the PVM man pages will provide detailed documentation on all the PVM library functions. Although the S-lang PVM module functions often have slightly different interfaces, the differences are usually minor so the PVM documentation is quite helpful. Because the S-lang interface is not yet fully documented, it will be necessary to consult the PVM documentation directly to make full use of the S-lang PVM module. Because PVM processes require running programs on remote hosts, it is necessary to provide each host with the full path to the relevant executables. To simplify this process, it may be useful to create a directory, e.g.$HOME/bin/PVM, on every host and put relevant executables in that directory so that the same relative path will work on all machines. This PVM path may be specified in the $HOME/.pvmhosts configuration file; for a detailed description of the contents of this file, see the pvmd man page. The usage examples discussed in this manual assume that the PVM has already been initialized by running a command such as unix> pvm ~/.pvmhosts This starts the PVM console and also starts the PVM daemon, pvmd, on each remote host. This daemon runs all PVM slave processes and han- dles all communications with the parent process and the rest of the PVM. The execution environment of the PVM slave processes is inherited from the corresponding pvmd process which, in turn, is inherited from the parent process which started the PVM console. However, it is sometimes useful to configure the environment of the remote pvmd process using a startup script, $HOME/.pvmprofile. This is a Bourne shell script which, if present, is run when pvmd is started. For a detailed description of the contents of this file, see the pvmd man page. 2. Using the PVM Module To use the PVM module in a S-lang script, it is first necessary to make the functions in the package known to the interpreter via () = evalfile ("pvm"); or, if the application embedding the interpreter supports the require function, require ("pvm"); may be used. If there is a namespace conflict between symbols in the script and those defined in the module, it may be necessary to load the PVM package into a namespace, e.g., () = evalfile ("pvm", "p"); will place the PVM symbols into a namespace called p. Once the PVM module has been loaded, the functions it defines may be used in the usual way, e.g., require ("pvm"); . . variable master_tid = pvm_mytid (); where pvm_mytid is the PVM function which returns the task identifier of the calling process. 3. Examples This section presents examples of two alternate methods of using the PVM module. The source code for these examples is included in the PVM module source code distribution in the examples subdirectory. The first method uses PVM library routines to manage a simple distributed application. The second method uses the higher-level master-slave interface. This interface can provide a high degree of tolerance to failure of slave machines which proves useful in long-running distributed applications. 3.1. Example 1: A Simple Hello World Program In programming language tutorials, the first example is usually a program which simply prints out a message such as Hello World and then exits. The intent of such a trivial example is to illustrate all the steps involved in writing and running a program in that language. To write a Hello World program using the PVM module, we will write two programs, the master (hello_master), and the slave (hello_slave). The master process will spawn a slave process on different host and then wait for a message from that slave process. When the slave runs, it sends a message to the master, or parent, and then exits. For the purpose of this example, we will assume that the PVM consists of two hosts, named vex and pirx, and that the slave process will run on pirx. 3.1.1. The hello_master program First, consider the master process, hello_master. Conceptually, it must specify the full path to the slave executable and then send that information to the slave host (pirx). For this example, we assume that the master and slave executables are in the same directory and that the master process is started in that directory. With this assumption, we can construct the path to the slave executable using the getcwd and path_concat functions. We then send this information to the slave host using the pvm_spawn function: path = path_concat (getcwd(), "hello_slave"); slave_tid = pvm_spawn (path, PvmTaskHost, "pirx", 1); The first argument to pvm_spawn specifies the full path to the slave executable. The second argument is a bit mask specifying options associated with spawning the slave process. The PvmTaskHost option indicates that the slave process is to be started on a specific host. The third argument gives the name of the slave host and the last argu- ment indicates how many copies of this process should be started. The return value of pvm_spawn is an array of task identifiers for each of the slave processes; negative values indicate that an error occurred. Having spawned the hello_slave process on pirx, the master process calls the pvm_recv function to receive a message from the slave. bufid = pvm_recv (-1, -1); The first argument to pvm_recv specifies the task identifier of the slave process expected to send the message and the second argument specifies the type of message that is expected. A slave task identi- fier -1 means that a message from any slave will be accepted. Simi- larly, a message identifier of -1 means that any type of message will be accepted. In this example, we could have specified the slave task id and the message identifier explicitly: bufid = pvm_recv (slave_tid, 1); When a suitable message is received, the contents of the message are stored in a PVM buffer and pvm_recv returns the buffer identifier which may be used by the PVM application to retrieve the contents of the buffer. Retrieving the contents of the buffer normally requires knowing the format in which the information is stored. In this case, because we accepted all types of messages from the slave, we may need to examine the message buffer to find out what kind of message was actually recieved. The pvm_bufinfo function is used to obtain information about the contents of the buffer. (,msgid,) = pvm_bufinfo (bufid); Given the buffer identifier, pvm_bufinfo returns the number of bytes, the message identifier and the task identifer sending the message. Because we know that the slave process sent a single object of Struct_Type, we retrieve it by calling the pvm_recv_obj function. variable obj = pvm_recv_obj(); vmessage ("%s says %s", obj.from, obj.msg); This function is not part of the PVM package but is a higher level function provided by the PVM module. It simplifies the process of sending S-lang objects between hosts by handling some of the bookkeep- ing required by the lower level PVM interface. Having retrieved a S- lang object from the message buffer, we can then print out the mes- sage. Running hello_master, we see: vex> ./hello_master pirx says Hello World Note that before exiting, all PVM processes should call the pvm_exit function to inform the pvmd daemon of the change in PVM status. pvm_exit(); exit(0); At this point, the script may exit normally. 3.1.2. The hello_slave program Now, consider the slave process, hello_slave. Conceptually, it must first determine the location of its parent process, then create and send a message to that process. The task identifier of the parent process is obtained using the pvm_parent function. variable ptid = pvm_parent(); For this example, we will send a message consisting of a S-lang struc- ture with two fields, one containing the name of the slave host and the other containing the string "Hello World". We use the pvm_send_obj function to send this this message because it automatically handles packaging all the separate structure fields into a PVM message buffer and also sends along the structure field names and data types so that the structure can be automatically re-assembled by the receiving process. This makes it possible to write code which transparently sends S-lang objects from one host to another. To create and send the structure: variable s = struct {msg, from}; s.msg = "Hello World"; s.from = getenv ("HOST"); pvm_send_obj (ptid, 1, s); The first argument to pvm_send_obj specifies the task identifier of the destination process, the second argument is a message identifier which is used to indicate what kind of message has been sent. The remaining arguments contain the data objects to be included in the message. Having sent a message to the parent process, the slave process then calls pvm_exit to inform the pvmd daemon that its work is complete. This allows pvmd to notify the parent process that a slave process has exited. The slave then exits normally. 3.2. Example 2: Using the Master-Slave Interface The PVM module provides a higher level interface to support the master-slave paradigm for distributed computations. The symbols associated with this interface have the pvm_ms prefix to distinguish them from those symbols associated with the PVM package itself. The pvm_ms interface provides a means for handling computations which consist of a predetermined list of tasks which can be performed by running arbitrary slave processes which take command-line arguments. The interface provides a high degree of robustness, allowing one to add or delete hosts from the PVM while the distributed process is running and also ensuring that the task list will be completed even if one or more slave hosts fail (e.g. crash) during the computation. Experience has shown that this failure tolerance is surprisingly important. Long-running distributed computations experience failure of one or more hosts with surprising frequency and it is essential that such failures do not require restarting the entire distributed computation from the beginning. Scripts using this interface must initialize it by loading the pvm_ms package via, e.g. require ("pvm_ms"); As an example of how to use this interface, we examine the scripts master and slave. 3.2.1. The master program The master script first builds a list of tasks each consisting of an array of strings which provide the command line for each slave process that will be spawned on the PVM. For this simple example, the same command line will be executed a specified number of times. First, the script constructs the path to the slave executable, (Slave_Pgm), and then the command line (Cmd), that each slave instance will invoke. Then the array of tasks is constructed: variable pgm_argvs = Array_Type[N]; variable pgm_argv = [Slave_Pgm, Cmd]; pgm_argvs[*] = pgm_argv; The distribution of these tasks across the available PVM is automatically handled by the pvm_ms interface. The interface will simultaneously start as many tasks as possible up to some maximum number of processes per host. Here we specify that a maximum of two processes per host may run simultaneously and then submit the list of tasks to the PVM: pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host (2); exit_status = pvm_ms_run_master (pgm_argvs); As each slave process is completed, its exit status is recorded along with any messages printed to stdout during the execution. When the entire list of tasks is complete, an array of structures is returned containing status information for each task that was executed. In this example, the master process simply prints out this information. 3.2.2. The slave program The slave process in this example is relatively simple. Its command line arguments provide the task to be completed. These arguments are then passed to pvm_ms_run_slave pvm_ms_run_slave (__argv[[1:]]); which spawns a subshell, runs the specified command, communicates the task completion status to the parent process and exits. 4. Master-Slave Function Reference 4.1. pvm_ms_kill Synopsis Send a "task complete" message to a specific task Usage pvm_ms_kill (Int_Type mtid, Int_Type stid) Description This function may be used to send a "task complete" message to a specific PVM process. The first argument gives the task identifier of the destination process. The second argument gives the task identifier of the sending process. Example tid = pvm_mytid (); ptid = pvm_parent (); pvm_ms_kill (ptid, tid); See Also ``pvm_ms_slave_exit'' 4.2. pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host Synopsis Set the maximum number of simultaneous processes per host Usage pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host (Int_Type num_processes) Description This function is used to set the maximum number of simultaneous processes per host. The master process normally runs as many simultaneous processes as possible; by setting the maximum number of simultaneous processes per host, one can limit the processing load per host. Example pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host (2); See Also ``pvm_ms_run_master'' 4.3. pvm_ms_set_debug Synopsis Set the debug flag Usage pvm_ms_set_debug (Int_Type debug) Description This function may be used to control whether debugging information is printed out during execution. Debugging information is printed if the flag is non-zero. Example pvm_ms_set_debug (1); See Also ``pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host'' 4.4. pvm_ms_slave_exit Synopsis Cause a normal exit of a slave process from the PVM Usage pvm_ms_slave_exit (Int_Type exit_status) Description To exit the PVM, a slave process calls this function to send its exit status to the parent process and to notify the local pvmd of its exit. Example pvm_ms_slave_exit (exit_status); See Also ``pvm_ms_run_slave'' 4.5. pvm_ms_run_slave Synopsis Execute the slave's assigned task in a subshell, then exit the PVM Usage pvm_ms_run_slave (String_Type argv[]) Description A slave process calls this function to run a command in a subshell and then exit the PVM. The command line is constructed by concatenting the elements of an array of strings, argv, delimited by spaces. The integer return value from the system call provides the exit status for the slave process. After sending this value to its parent process, the slave notifies the PVM and exits. Example pvm_ms_run_slave (argv); See Also ``pvm_ms_slave_exit'' 4.6. pvm_ms_run_master Synopsis Submit a list of tasks to the PVM Usage Struct_Type exit_status[] = pvm_ms_run_master (String_Type pgms[]) Description This function is used to submit a managed list of tasks to the PVM. The task list manager will try to ensure that all tasks are completed and, upon completion of the task list, will return an array of structures containing information about the results of each task. Example To run the Unix command ps xu on a number of different hosts: variable slave_argv = Array_Type[n]; slave_argv[*] = ["ps", "axu"]; exit_status = pvm_ms_run_master (slave_argv); See Also ``pvm_ms_add_new_slave'' 4.7. pvm_ms_add_new_slave Synopsis Add a new slave to the managed list Usage pvm_ms_add_new_slave (String_Type argv[]) Description This function may be used to add a new slave process while pvm_ms_run_master() is running, usually as a result of handling a message. Example pvm_ms_add_new_slave ("vex"); See Also ``pvm_ms_run_master'' 4.8. pvm_ms_set_message_callback Synopsis Set a callback for handling user-defined messages Usage pvm_ms_set_message_callback (Ref_Type func) Description This function may be used to handle user-defined messages be sent from slave processes back to the master process. Example static define handle_user_message (msgid, tid) { switch (msgid) { case USER_SLAVE_RESULT: recv_results (tid); start_task (tid); } { case USER_SLAVE_READY: start_task (tid); } { % default: return 0; } return 1; } pvm_ms_set_message_callback (&handle_user_message); See Also ``pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback'', ``pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback'' 4.9. pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback Synopsis Set a hook to be called when a slave exits on failure Usage pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback (Ref_Type func) Description This function may be used to have the master process perform a specified action whenever a slave process exits without having completed its assigned task. This is primarily useful in the context where each command-line submitted to pvm_ms_run_master represents a task which itself communicates with the PVM, performing potentially many additional tasks which are independently managed by the process that called pvm_ms_run_master. For example, consider a case in which initialization of slave processes is very expensive but, once initialized, a single slave process may perform many tasks. In this case, the master process may spawn a small number of slaves and then repeatedly send each slave a task to perform. Each slave performs its task, sends the result to the master, and then waits for another task. The managing process must keep track of which tasks have been completed and which remain. If a slave exits while working on a task, it is important that the manager process be notified that that task in progress was not completed and that it should be reassigned to another slave. Example static define slave_exit_failed_callback (msgid, tid) { variable t = find_task_tid (tid); if (orelse {t == NULL} {t.status == FINISHED}) return; % mark the unfinished task "READY" so that it will % be assigned to another slave t.tid = -1; t.status = READY; } pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback (&slave_exit_failed_callback); See Also ``pvm_ms_set_message_callback'' 4.10. pvm_ms_set_slave_spawned_callback Synopsis Set the slave spawned callback hook Usage pvm_ms_set_slave_spawned_callback (Ref_Type func) Description This function may be used to specify a callback function to be called whenever a slave process has been spawned. The callback function will be called with three arguments: the slave task id, the name of the host running the slave process, and an array of strings representing the argument list passed to the slave. Example static define slave_spawned_callback (tid, host, argv) { vmessage ("Slave running %s spawned on %s with task-id %d", argv[0], host, tid); } pvm_ms_set_slave_spawned_callback (&slave_spawned_callback); See Also ``pvm_ms_set_message_callback'' 4.11. pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback Synopsis Set the idle host hook Usage pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback (Ref_Type func) Description This function may be used to specify a callback function to be called whenever a new host is added to the virtual machine. Example static define idle_host_callback () { loop (Max_Num_Processes_Per_Host) { variable slave_argv = build_slave_argv (0); pvm_ms_add_new_slave (slave_argv); } } pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback (&idle_host_callback); See Also ``pvm_ms_set_message_callback'' 4.12. pvm_ms_set_hosts Synopsis Set list of hosts to use Usage pvm_ms_set_hosts (String_Type hosts[]) Description This function may be used to specify which hosts will be used to perform distributed calculations. The default is to use all hosts in the current PVM. Example pvm_ms_set_hosts (["vex", "pirx", "aluche"]); See Also ``pvm_addhosts'' 5. PVM Module Function Reference 5.1. pvm_send_obj Synopsis Pack and send data objects Usage pvm_send (Int_Type tid, Int_Type msgid, object [,...]) Description This function is much like pvm_psend except that it sends additional type information with each object. Using this function paired with pvm_recv_obj simplifies sending aggregate data objects such as structures and removes the need for the receiver to specify datatypes explicitly. Example To send a S-lang structure to another process: variable obj = struct {name, x, y, data}; ... pvm_send_obj (tid, msgid, obj); See Also ``pvm_recv_obj'', ``pvm_psend'', ``pvm_unpack'' 5.2. pvm_recv_obj Synopsis Receive data objects from pvm_send_obj Usage obj = pvm_recv_obj () Description This function receives an object sent by pvm_send_obj and returns a slang object of the same type that was sent. It simplifies sending aggregate data types such as structures. Example To receive a S-lang object sent by another process via pvm_send_obj: obj = pvm_recv_obj (); See Also ``pvm_send_obj'', ``pvm_psend'', ``pvm_unpack'' 5.3. pvm_config Synopsis Returns information about the present virtual machine configuration Usage Struct_Type = pvm_config () Description See the PVM documentation. Example h = pvm_config (); See Also ``pvm_kill'' 5.4. pvm_kill Synopsis Terminates a specified PVM process Usage pvm_kill (Int_Type tid) Description See the PVM documentation. Example pvm_kill (tid); See Also ``pvm_config'' 5.5. pvm_initsend Synopsis Clear default send buffer and specify message encoding Usage bufid = pvm_initsend (Int_Type encoding) Description See the PVM documentation. Example bufid = pvm_initsend (PvmDataDefault); See Also ``pvm_send'' 5.6. pvm_pack Synopsis Pack the active message buffer with arrays of prescribed data type Usage pvm_pack (object) Description See the PVM documentation. Example pvm_pack (x); See Also ``pvm_unpack'' 5.7. pvm_send Synopsis Immediately sends the data in the active message buffer Usage pvm_send (Int_Type, tid, Int_Type msgid) Description See the PVM documentation. Example pvm_send (tid, msgid); See Also ``pvm_recv'' 5.8. pvm_recv Synopsis Receive a message Usage bufid = pvm_recv (Int_Type tid, Int_Type msgtag) Description See the PVM documentation. Example bufid = pvm_recv (tid, msgtag); See Also ``pvm_send'' 5.9. pvm_unpack Synopsis Unpack the active message buffer into arrays of prescribed data type Usage item = pvm_unpack (Int_Type type_id, Int_Type num) Description See the PVM documentation. Example item = pvm_unpack (type, num); See Also ``pvm_pack'' 5.10. pvm_psend Synopsis Pack and send data Usage pvm_psend (Int_Type tid, Int_Type msgid, object [,...]) Description See the PVM documentation. Example pvm_psend (tid, msgid, data); Notes Unlike the pvm_send function in the PVM library, this function does not operate asynchronously. See Also ``pvm_send'', ``pvm_initsend'', ``pvm_pack'', ``pvm_recv'' 5.11. pvm_addhosts Synopsis Add one or more hosts to the PVM server Usage Int_Type[] = pvm_addhosts (String_Type[] hosts) Description See the PVM documentation. Example tids = pvm_addhosts (["vex", "verus", "aluche"]); See Also ``pvm_addhosts'', ``pvm_config'', ``pvm_delhosts'' 5.12. pvm_delhosts Synopsis Delete one or more hosts from the PVM server Usage pvm_delhosts (String_Type[] hosts) Description See the PVM documentation. Example pvm_delhosts (["vex", "verus"]); See Also ``pvm_delhosts'', ``pvm_config'', ``pvm_kill'' 6. Module Symbols Lacking Documentation Although many more low-level PVM intrinsic functions are provided by the S-Lang module, not all of S-Lang interfaces have been documented. See the PVM documentation for information on the following functions: pvm_delhost pvm_export pvm_freebuf pvm_freecontext pvm_getcontext pvm_newcontext pvm_setcontext pvm_getopt pvm_nrecv pvm_sendsig pvm_tidtohost pvm_setopt pvm_config pvm_getrbuf pvm_getsbuf pvm_halt pvm_tasks pvm_kill pvm_mstat pvm_pstat pvm_mcast pvm_addhost pvm_archcode pvm_probe pvm_bufinfo pvm_notify pvm_unpack pvm_send pvm_recv pvm_pack pvm_initsend pvm_exit pvm_mytid pvm_parent pvm_spawn pvm_barrier pvm_getinst pvm_bcast pvm_gettid pvm_gsize pvm_joingroup pvm_lvgroup pvm_settmask pvm_tev_mask_init pvm_tev_mask_set pvm_sigterm_enable Similarly, the following PVM intrinsic constants are provided by the S-Lang module but are documented only through the PVM documentation. PvmDataDefault PvmDataRaw PvmDataInPlace PvmDataTrace PvmTaskDefault PvmTaskHost PvmTaskArch PvmTaskDebug PvmTaskTrace PvmMppFront PvmHostCompl PvmNoSpawnParent PvmTaskExit PvmHostDelete PvmHostAdd PvmRouteAdd PvmRouteDelete PvmNotifyCancel PvmRoute PvmDontRoute PvmAllowDirect PvmRouteDirect PvmDebugMask PvmAutoErr PvmOutputTid PvmOutputCode PvmTraceTid PvmTraceCode PvmTraceBuffer PvmTraceOptions PvmTraceFull PvmTraceTime PvmTraceCount PvmFragSize PvmResvTids PvmSelfOutputTid PvmSelfOutputCode PvmSelfTraceTid PvmSelfTraceCode PvmSelfTraceBuffer PvmSelfTraceOptions PvmShowTids PvmPollType PvmPollConstant PvmPollSleep PvmPollTime PvmOutputContext PvmTraceContext PvmSelfOutputContext PvmSelfTraceContext PvmNoReset PvmTaskSelf PvmTaskChild PvmBaseContext PvmMboxDefault PvmMboxPersistent PvmMboxMultiInstance PvmMboxOverWritable PvmMboxFirstAvail PvmMboxReadAndDelete PvmMboxWaitForInfo PvmOk PvmBadParam PvmMismatch PvmOverflow PvmNoData PvmNoHost PvmNoFile PvmDenied PvmNoMem PvmBadMsg PvmSysErr PvmNoBuf PvmNoSuchBuf PvmNullGroup PvmDupGroup PvmNoGroup PvmNotInGroup PvmNoInst PvmHostFail PvmNoParent PvmNotImpl PvmDSysErr PvmBadVersion PvmOutOfRes PvmDupHost PvmCantStart PvmAlready PvmNoTask PvmNotFound PvmExists PvmHostrNMstr PvmParentNotSet PvmNoEntry PvmDupEntry TEV_MCAST TEV_SEND TEV_RECV TEV_NRECV Table of Contents 1. Introduction to the PVM Module . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2 2. Using the PVM Module . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 3. Examples . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 3.1. Example 1: A Simple Hello World Program . . . . . . . . . . 4 3.1.1. The hello_master program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 3.1.2. The hello_slave program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6 3.2. Example 2: Using the Master-Slave Interface . . . . . . . . 6 3.2.1. The master program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 7 3.2.2. The slave program . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 4. Master-Slave Function Reference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 4.1. pvm_ms_kill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 4.2. pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 4.3. pvm_ms_set_debug . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 4.4. pvm_ms_slave_exit . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 4.5. pvm_ms_run_slave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 4.6. pvm_ms_run_master . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 4.7. pvm_ms_add_new_slave . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11 4.8. pvm_ms_set_message_callback . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 4.9. pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 4.10. pvm_ms_set_slave_spawned_callback . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13 4.11. pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 4.12. pvm_ms_set_hosts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 5. PVM Module Function Reference . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 5.1. pvm_send_obj . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 5.2. pvm_recv_obj . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 5.3. pvm_config . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 5.4. pvm_kill . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 5.5. pvm_initsend . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 5.6. pvm_pack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 5.7. pvm_send . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 5.8. pvm_recv . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 5.9. pvm_unpack . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 5.10. pvm_psend . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 19 5.11. pvm_addhosts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 5.12. pvm_delhosts . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20 6. 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1. Introduction to the PVM Module

PVM (Parallel Virtual Machine) is a software package which permits a heterogeneous collection of Unix and/or Windows computers, connected by a network, to be used as a single large parallel computer. The PVM module provides a S-lang interface to this package. By performing distributed computations with S-lang one can make better use of available computer resources yet still retain the advantages of programming in an interpreted language.

This document briefly describes how to use the S-lang interface to PVM. It assumes that the reader is already familiar with the PVM package itself.

For complete details on obtaining, installing and using the PVM package, see the PVM documentation. Note that, once the PVM package is properly installed on your computer, the PVM man pages will provide detailed documentation on all the PVM library functions.

Although the S-lang PVM module functions often have slightly different interfaces, the differences are usually minor so the PVM documentation is quite helpful. Because the S-lang interface is not yet fully documented, it will be necessary to consult the PVM documentation directly to make full use of the S-lang PVM module.

Because PVM processes require running programs on remote hosts, it is necessary to provide each host with the full path to the relevant executables. To simplify this process, it may be useful to create a directory, e.g.$HOME/bin/PVM, on every host and put relevant executables in that directory so that the same relative path will work on all machines. This PVM path may be specified in the $HOME/.pvmhosts configuration file; for a detailed description of the contents of this file, see the pvmd man page.

The usage examples discussed in this manual assume that the PVM has already been initialized by running a command such as 

  unix> pvm ~/.pvmhosts
This starts the PVM console and also starts the PVM daemon, pvmd, on each remote host. This daemon runs all PVM slave processes and handles all communications with the parent process and the rest of the PVM.

The execution environment of the PVM slave processes is inherited from the corresponding pvmd process which, in turn, is inherited from the parent process which started the PVM console. However, it is sometimes useful to configure the environment of the remote pvmd process using a startup script, $HOME/.pvmprofile. This is a Bourne shell script which, if present, is run when pvmd is started. For a detailed description of the contents of this file, see the pvmd man page.

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2. Using the PVM Module

To use the PVM module in a S-lang script, it is first necessary to make the functions in the package known to the interpreter via 

    () = evalfile ("pvm");
or, if the application embedding the interpreter supports the require function, 
    require ("pvm");
may be used. If there is a namespace conflict between symbols in the script and those defined in the module, it may be necessary to load the PVM package into a namespace, e.g., 
   () = evalfile ("pvm", "p");
will place the PVM symbols into a namespace called p.

Once the PVM module has been loaded, the functions it defines may be used in the usual way, e.g., 

    require ("pvm");
        .
        .
    variable master_tid = pvm_mytid ();
where pvm_mytid is the PVM function which returns the task identifier of the calling process.

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3. Examples

This section presents examples of two alternate methods of using the PVM module. The source code for these examples is included in the PVM module source code distribution in the examples subdirectory. The first method uses PVM library routines to manage a simple distributed application. The second method uses the higher-level master-slave interface. This interface can provide a high degree of tolerance to failure of slave machines which proves useful in long-running distributed applications.

3.1 Example 1: A Simple Hello World Program

In programming language tutorials, the first example is usually a program which simply prints out a message such as Hello World and then exits. The intent of such a trivial example is to illustrate all the steps involved in writing and running a program in that language.

To write a Hello World program using the PVM module, we will write two programs, the master ( hello_master), and the slave ( hello_slave). The master process will spawn a slave process on different host and then wait for a message from that slave process. When the slave runs, it sends a message to the master, or parent, and then exits. For the purpose of this example, we will assume that the PVM consists of two hosts, named vex and pirx, and that the slave process will run on pirx.

The hello_master program

First, consider the master process, hello_master. Conceptually, it must specify the full path to the slave executable and then send that information to the slave host (pirx). For this example, we assume that the master and slave executables are in the same directory and that the master process is started in that directory. With this assumption, we can construct the path to the slave executable using the getcwd and path_concat functions. We then send this information to the slave host using the pvm_spawn function: 

   path = path_concat (getcwd(), "hello_slave");
   slave_tid = pvm_spawn (path, PvmTaskHost, "pirx", 1);
The first argument to pvm_spawn specifies the full path to the slave executable. The second argument is a bit mask specifying options associated with spawning the slave process. The PvmTaskHost option indicates that the slave process is to be started on a specific host. The third argument gives the name of the slave host and the last argument indicates how many copies of this process should be started. The return value of pvm_spawn is an array of task identifiers for each of the slave processes; negative values indicate that an error occurred.

Having spawned the hello_slave process on pirx, the master process calls the pvm_recv function to receive a message from the slave. 

   bufid = pvm_recv (-1, -1);
The first argument to pvm_recv specifies the task identifier of the slave process expected to send the message and the second argument specifies the type of message that is expected. A slave task identifier -1 means that a message from any slave will be accepted. Similarly, a message identifier of -1 means that any type of message will be accepted. In this example, we could have specified the slave task id and the message identifier explicitly: 
  bufid = pvm_recv (slave_tid, 1);
When a suitable message is received, the contents of the message are stored in a PVM buffer and pvm_recv returns the buffer identifier which may be used by the PVM application to retrieve the contents of the buffer.

Retrieving the contents of the buffer normally requires knowing the format in which the information is stored. In this case, because we accepted all types of messages from the slave, we may need to examine the message buffer to find out what kind of message was actually recieved. The pvm_bufinfo function is used to obtain information about the contents of the buffer. 

   (,msgid,) = pvm_bufinfo (bufid);
Given the buffer identifier, pvm_bufinfo returns the number of bytes, the message identifier and the task identifer sending the message.

Because we know that the slave process sent a single object of Struct_Type, we retrieve it by calling the pvm_recv_obj function. 

   variable obj = pvm_recv_obj();
   vmessage ("%s says %s", obj.from, obj.msg);
This function is not part of the PVM package but is a higher level function provided by the PVM module. It simplifies the process of sending S-lang objects between hosts by handling some of the bookkeeping required by the lower level PVM interface. Having retrieved a S-lang object from the message buffer, we can then print out the message. Running hello_master, we see: 
  vex> ./hello_master
  pirx says Hello World
Note that before exiting, all PVM processes should call the pvm_exit function to inform the pvmd daemon of the change in PVM status. 
   pvm_exit();
   exit(0);
At this point, the script may exit normally.

The hello_slave program

Now, consider the slave process, hello_slave. Conceptually, it must first determine the location of its parent process, then create and send a message to that process.

The task identifier of the parent process is obtained using the pvm_parent function. 

   variable ptid = pvm_parent();
For this example, we will send a message consisting of a S-lang structure with two fields, one containing the name of the slave host and the other containing the string "Hello World".

We use the pvm_send_obj function to send this this message because it automatically handles packaging all the separate structure fields into a PVM message buffer and also sends along the structure field names and data types so that the structure can be automatically re-assembled by the receiving process. This makes it possible to write code which transparently sends S-lang objects from one host to another. To create and send the structure: 

   variable s = struct {msg, from};
   s.msg = "Hello World";
   s.from = getenv ("HOST");

   pvm_send_obj (ptid, 1, s);
The first argument to pvm_send_obj specifies the task identifier of the destination process, the second argument is a message identifier which is used to indicate what kind of message has been sent. The remaining arguments contain the data objects to be included in the message.

Having sent a message to the parent process, the slave process then calls pvm_exit to inform the pvmd daemon that its work is complete. This allows pvmd to notify the parent process that a slave process has exited. The slave then exits normally.

3.2 Example 2: Using the Master-Slave Interface

The PVM module provides a higher level interface to support the master-slave paradigm for distributed computations. The symbols associated with this interface have the pvm_ms prefix to distinguish them from those symbols associated with the PVM package itself.

The pvm_ms interface provides a means for handling computations which consist of a predetermined list of tasks which can be performed by running arbitrary slave processes which take command-line arguments. The interface provides a high degree of robustness, allowing one to add or delete hosts from the PVM while the distributed process is running and also ensuring that the task list will be completed even if one or more slave hosts fail (e.g. crash) during the computation. Experience has shown that this failure tolerance is surprisingly important. Long-running distributed computations experience failure of one or more hosts with surprising frequency and it is essential that such failures do not require restarting the entire distributed computation from the beginning.

Scripts using this interface must initialize it by loading the pvm_ms package via, e.g. 

      require ("pvm_ms");
As an example of how to use this interface, we examine the scripts master and slave.

The master program

The master script first builds a list of tasks each consisting of an array of strings which provide the command line for each slave process that will be spawned on the PVM. For this simple example, the same command line will be executed a specified number of times. First, the script constructs the path to the slave executable, (Slave_Pgm), and then the command line (Cmd), that each slave instance will invoke. Then the array of tasks is constructed:

 variable pgm_argvs = Array_Type[N];
 variable pgm_argv = [Slave_Pgm, Cmd];

 pgm_argvs[*] = pgm_argv;

The distribution of these tasks across the available PVM is automatically handled by the pvm_ms interface. The interface will simultaneously start as many tasks as possible up to some maximum number of processes per host. Here we specify that a maximum of two processes per host may run simultaneously and then submit the list of tasks to the PVM:

   pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host (2);
   exit_status = pvm_ms_run_master (pgm_argvs);

As each slave process is completed, its exit status is recorded along with any messages printed to stdout during the execution. When the entire list of tasks is complete, an array of structures is returned containing status information for each task that was executed. In this example, the master process simply prints out this information.

The slave program

The slave process in this example is relatively simple. Its command line arguments provide the task to be completed. These arguments are then passed to pvm_ms_run_slave 

  pvm_ms_run_slave (__argv[[1:]]);
which spawns a subshell, runs the specified command, communicates the task completion status to the parent process and exits.

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4. Master-Slave Function Reference

4.1 pvm_ms_kill

Synopsis

Send a "task complete" message to a specific task

Usage

pvm_ms_kill (Int_Type mtid, Int_Type stid)

Description

This function may be used to send a "task complete" message to a specific PVM process. The first argument gives the task identifier of the destination process. The second argument gives the task identifier of the sending process.

Example 

  tid = pvm_mytid ();
  ptid = pvm_parent ();
  pvm_ms_kill (ptid, tid);

See Also

pvm_ms_slave_exit

4.2 pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host

Synopsis

Set the maximum number of simultaneous processes per host

Usage

pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host (Int_Type num_processes)

Description

This function is used to set the maximum number of simultaneous processes per host. The master process normally runs as many simultaneous processes as possible; by setting the maximum number of simultaneous processes per host, one can limit the processing load per host.

Example 

  pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host (2);

See Also

pvm_ms_run_master

4.3 pvm_ms_set_debug

Synopsis

Set the debug flag

Usage

pvm_ms_set_debug (Int_Type debug)

Description

This function may be used to control whether debugging information is printed out during execution. Debugging information is printed if the flag is non-zero.

Example 

  pvm_ms_set_debug (1);

See Also

pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host

4.4 pvm_ms_slave_exit

Synopsis

Cause a normal exit of a slave process from the PVM

Usage

pvm_ms_slave_exit (Int_Type exit_status)

Description

To exit the PVM, a slave process calls this function to send its exit status to the parent process and to notify the local pvmd of its exit.

Example 

    pvm_ms_slave_exit (exit_status);

See Also

pvm_ms_run_slave

4.5 pvm_ms_run_slave

Synopsis

Execute the slave's assigned task in a subshell, then exit the PVM

Usage

pvm_ms_run_slave (String_Type argv[])

Description

A slave process calls this function to run a command in a subshell and then exit the PVM. The command line is constructed by concatenting the elements of an array of strings, argv, delimited by spaces. The integer return value from the system call provides the exit status for the slave process. After sending this value to its parent process, the slave notifies the PVM and exits.

Example 

   pvm_ms_run_slave (argv);

See Also

pvm_ms_slave_exit

4.6 pvm_ms_run_master

Synopsis

Submit a list of tasks to the PVM

Usage

Struct_Type exit_status[] = pvm_ms_run_master (String_Type pgms[])

Description

This function is used to submit a managed list of tasks to the PVM. The task list manager will try to ensure that all tasks are completed and, upon completion of the task list, will return an array of structures containing information about the results of each task.

Example

To run the Unix command ps xu on a number of different hosts: 

    variable slave_argv = Array_Type[n];
    slave_argv[*] = ["ps", "axu"];
    exit_status = pvm_ms_run_master (slave_argv);

See Also

pvm_ms_add_new_slave

4.7 pvm_ms_add_new_slave

Synopsis

Add a new slave to the managed list

Usage

pvm_ms_add_new_slave (String_Type argv[])

Description

This function may be used to add a new slave process while pvm_ms_run_master() is running, usually as a result of handling a message.

Example 

    pvm_ms_add_new_slave ("vex");

See Also

pvm_ms_run_master

4.8 pvm_ms_set_message_callback

Synopsis

Set a callback for handling user-defined messages

Usage

pvm_ms_set_message_callback (Ref_Type func)

Description

This function may be used to handle user-defined messages be sent from slave processes back to the master process.

Example 


 static define handle_user_message (msgid, tid)
 {
    switch (msgid)
      {
       case USER_SLAVE_RESULT:
           recv_results (tid);
           start_task (tid);
      }
      {
       case USER_SLAVE_READY:
           start_task (tid);
      }
      {
         % default:
           return 0;
      }
    return 1;
 }

 pvm_ms_set_message_callback (&handle_user_message);

See Also

pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback, pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback

4.9 pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback

Synopsis

Set a hook to be called when a slave exits on failure

Usage

pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback (Ref_Type func)

Description

This function may be used to have the master process perform a specified action whenever a slave process exits without having completed its assigned task.

This is primarily useful in the context where each command-line submitted to pvm_ms_run_master represents a task which itself communicates with the PVM, performing potentially many additional tasks which are independently managed by the process that called pvm_ms_run_master.

For example, consider a case in which initialization of slave processes is very expensive but, once initialized, a single slave process may perform many tasks. In this case, the master process may spawn a small number of slaves and then repeatedly send each slave a task to perform. Each slave performs its task, sends the result to the master, and then waits for another task. The managing process must keep track of which tasks have been completed and which remain. If a slave exits while working on a task, it is important that the manager process be notified that that task in progress was not completed and that it should be reassigned to another slave.

Example 

   static define slave_exit_failed_callback (msgid, tid)
   {
      variable t = find_task_tid (tid);

      if (orelse {t == NULL} {t.status == FINISHED})
        return;

      % mark the unfinished task "READY" so that it will
      % be assigned to another slave

      t.tid = -1;
      t.status = READY;
   }

   pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback (&slave_exit_failed_callback);

See Also

pvm_ms_set_message_callback

4.10 pvm_ms_set_slave_spawned_callback

Synopsis

Set the slave spawned callback hook

Usage

pvm_ms_set_slave_spawned_callback (Ref_Type func)

Description

This function may be used to specify a callback function to be called whenever a slave process has been spawned. The callback function will be called with three arguments: the slave task id, the name of the host running the slave process, and an array of strings representing the argument list passed to the slave.

Example 

   static define slave_spawned_callback (tid, host, argv)
   {
      vmessage ("Slave running %s spawned on %s with task-id %d",
                argv[0], host, tid);
   }
   pvm_ms_set_slave_spawned_callback (&slave_spawned_callback);

See Also

pvm_ms_set_message_callback

4.11 pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback

Synopsis

Set the idle host hook

Usage

pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback (Ref_Type func)

Description

This function may be used to specify a callback function to be called whenever a new host is added to the virtual machine.

Example 

 static define idle_host_callback ()
 {
    loop (Max_Num_Processes_Per_Host)
      {
         variable slave_argv = build_slave_argv (0);
         pvm_ms_add_new_slave (slave_argv);
      }
 }
 pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback (&idle_host_callback);

See Also

pvm_ms_set_message_callback

4.12 pvm_ms_set_hosts

Synopsis

Set list of hosts to use

Usage

pvm_ms_set_hosts (String_Type hosts[])

Description

This function may be used to specify which hosts will be used to perform distributed calculations. The default is to use all hosts in the current PVM.

Example 

      pvm_ms_set_hosts (["vex", "pirx", "aluche"]);

See Also

pvm_addhosts

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5. PVM Module Function Reference

5.1 pvm_send_obj

Synopsis

Pack and send data objects

Usage

pvm_send (Int_Type tid, Int_Type msgid, object [,...])

Description

This function is much like pvm_psend except that it sends additional type information with each object. Using this function paired with pvm_recv_obj simplifies sending aggregate data objects such as structures and removes the need for the receiver to specify datatypes explicitly.

Example

To send a S-lang structure to another process: 

  variable obj = struct {name, x, y, data};
  ...
  pvm_send_obj (tid, msgid, obj);

See Also

pvm_recv_obj, pvm_psend, pvm_unpack

5.2 pvm_recv_obj

Synopsis

Receive data objects from pvm_send_obj

Usage

obj = pvm_recv_obj ()

Description

This function receives an object sent by pvm_send_obj and returns a slang object of the same type that was sent. It simplifies sending aggregate data types such as structures.

Example

To receive a S-lang object sent by another process via pvm_send_obj: 

  obj = pvm_recv_obj ();

See Also

pvm_send_obj, pvm_psend, pvm_unpack

5.3 pvm_config

Synopsis

Returns information about the present virtual machine configuration

Usage

Struct_Type = pvm_config ()

Description

See the PVM documentation.

Example 

  h = pvm_config ();

See Also

pvm_kill

5.4 pvm_kill

Synopsis

Terminates a specified PVM process

Usage

pvm_kill (Int_Type tid)

Description

See the PVM documentation.

Example 

  pvm_kill (tid);

See Also

pvm_config

5.5 pvm_initsend

Synopsis

Clear default send buffer and specify message encoding

Usage

bufid = pvm_initsend (Int_Type encoding)

Description

See the PVM documentation.

Example 

  bufid = pvm_initsend (PvmDataDefault);

See Also

pvm_send

5.6 pvm_pack

Synopsis

Pack the active message buffer with arrays of prescribed data type

Usage

pvm_pack (object)

Description

See the PVM documentation.

Example 

  pvm_pack (x);

See Also

pvm_unpack

5.7 pvm_send

Synopsis

Immediately sends the data in the active message buffer

Usage

pvm_send (Int_Type, tid, Int_Type msgid)

Description

See the PVM documentation.

Example 

  pvm_send (tid, msgid);

See Also

pvm_recv

5.8 pvm_recv

Synopsis

Receive a message

Usage

bufid = pvm_recv (Int_Type tid, Int_Type msgtag)

Description

See the PVM documentation.

Example 

   bufid = pvm_recv (tid, msgtag);

See Also

pvm_send

5.9 pvm_unpack

Synopsis

Unpack the active message buffer into arrays of prescribed data type

Usage

item = pvm_unpack (Int_Type type_id, Int_Type num)

Description

See the PVM documentation.

Example 

  item = pvm_unpack (type, num);

See Also

pvm_pack

5.10 pvm_psend

Synopsis

Pack and send data

Usage

pvm_psend (Int_Type tid, Int_Type msgid, object [,...])

Description

See the PVM documentation.

Example 

  pvm_psend (tid, msgid, data);

Notes

Unlike the pvm_send function in the PVM library, this function does not operate asynchronously.

See Also

pvm_send, pvm_initsend, pvm_pack, pvm_recv

5.11 pvm_addhosts

Synopsis

Add one or more hosts to the PVM server

Usage

Int_Type[] = pvm_addhosts (String_Type[] hosts)

Description

See the PVM documentation.

Example 

  tids = pvm_addhosts (["vex", "verus", "aluche"]);

See Also

pvm_addhosts, pvm_config, pvm_delhosts

5.12 pvm_delhosts

Synopsis

Delete one or more hosts from the PVM server

Usage

pvm_delhosts (String_Type[] hosts)

Description

See the PVM documentation.

Example 

  pvm_delhosts (["vex", "verus"]);

See Also

pvm_delhosts, pvm_config, pvm_kill

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6. Module Symbols Lacking Documentation

Although many more low-level PVM intrinsic functions are provided by the S-Lang module, not all of S-Lang interfaces have been documented. See the PVM documentation for information on the following functions:

    pvm_delhost
    pvm_export
    pvm_freebuf
    pvm_freecontext
    pvm_getcontext
    pvm_newcontext
    pvm_setcontext
    pvm_getopt
    pvm_nrecv
    pvm_sendsig
    pvm_tidtohost
    pvm_setopt
    pvm_config
    pvm_getrbuf
    pvm_getsbuf
    pvm_halt
    pvm_tasks
    pvm_kill
    pvm_mstat
    pvm_pstat
    pvm_mcast
    pvm_addhost
    pvm_archcode
    pvm_probe
    pvm_bufinfo
    pvm_notify
    pvm_unpack
    pvm_send
    pvm_recv
    pvm_pack
    pvm_initsend
    pvm_exit
    pvm_mytid
    pvm_parent
    pvm_spawn
    pvm_barrier
    pvm_getinst
    pvm_bcast
    pvm_gettid
    pvm_gsize
    pvm_joingroup
    pvm_lvgroup
    pvm_settmask
    pvm_tev_mask_init
    pvm_tev_mask_set
    pvm_sigterm_enable

Similarly, the following PVM intrinsic constants are provided by the S-Lang module but are documented only through the PVM documentation.

    PvmDataDefault
    PvmDataRaw
    PvmDataInPlace
    PvmDataTrace
    PvmTaskDefault
    PvmTaskHost
    PvmTaskArch
    PvmTaskDebug
    PvmTaskTrace
    PvmMppFront
    PvmHostCompl
    PvmNoSpawnParent
    PvmTaskExit
    PvmHostDelete
    PvmHostAdd
    PvmRouteAdd
    PvmRouteDelete
    PvmNotifyCancel
    PvmRoute
    PvmDontRoute
    PvmAllowDirect
    PvmRouteDirect
    PvmDebugMask
    PvmAutoErr
    PvmOutputTid
    PvmOutputCode
    PvmTraceTid
    PvmTraceCode
    PvmTraceBuffer
    PvmTraceOptions
    PvmTraceFull
    PvmTraceTime
    PvmTraceCount
    PvmFragSize
    PvmResvTids
    PvmSelfOutputTid
    PvmSelfOutputCode
    PvmSelfTraceTid
    PvmSelfTraceCode
    PvmSelfTraceBuffer
    PvmSelfTraceOptions
    PvmShowTids
    PvmPollType
    PvmPollConstant
    PvmPollSleep
    PvmPollTime
    PvmOutputContext
    PvmTraceContext
    PvmSelfOutputContext
    PvmSelfTraceContext
    PvmNoReset
    PvmTaskSelf
    PvmTaskChild
    PvmBaseContext
    PvmMboxDefault
    PvmMboxPersistent
    PvmMboxMultiInstance
    PvmMboxOverWritable
    PvmMboxFirstAvail
    PvmMboxReadAndDelete
    PvmMboxWaitForInfo
    PvmOk
    PvmBadParam
    PvmMismatch
    PvmOverflow
    PvmNoData
    PvmNoHost
    PvmNoFile
    PvmDenied
    PvmNoMem
    PvmBadMsg
    PvmSysErr
    PvmNoBuf
    PvmNoSuchBuf
    PvmNullGroup
    PvmDupGroup
    PvmNoGroup
    PvmNotInGroup
    PvmNoInst
    PvmHostFail
    PvmNoParent
    PvmNotImpl
    PvmDSysErr
    PvmBadVersion
    PvmOutOfRes
    PvmDupHost
    PvmCantStart
    PvmAlready
    PvmNoTask
    PvmNotFound
    PvmExists
    PvmHostrNMstr
    PvmParentNotSet
    PvmNoEntry
    PvmDupEntry
    TEV_MCAST
    TEV_SEND
    TEV_RECV
    TEV_NRECV

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S-Lang PVM Module Reference

John C. Houck, houck@space.mit.edu

Oct 28, 2005

1. Introduction to the PVM Module

2. Using the PVM Module

3. Examples

4. Master-Slave Function Reference

5. PVM Module Function Reference

6. Module Symbols Lacking Documentation

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pvm-0.1.5/doc/sgml/0000755002606100260610000000000010330414315014270 5ustar houckhouck00000000000000pvm-0.1.5/doc/sgml/pvm.sgml0000644002606100260610000010656410330414267016000 0ustar houckhouck00000000000000 S-Lang PVM Module Reference <author> John C. Houck, <tt>houck@space.mit.edu</tt> <date> Oct 28, 2005 <toc> <chapt>Introduction to the PVM Module<p> PVM (Parallel Virtual Machine) is a software package which permits a heterogeneous collection of Unix and/or Windows computers, connected by a network, to be used as a single large parallel computer. The <tt>PVM</tt> module provides a <bf>S-lang</bf> interface to this package. By performing distributed computations with <bf>S-lang</bf> one can make better use of available computer resources yet still retain the advantages of programming in an interpreted language. This document briefly describes how to use the <bf>S-lang</bf> interface to <tt>PVM</tt>. It assumes that the reader is already familiar with the PVM package itself. For complete details on obtaining, installing and using the PVM package, see the <url url="http://www.csm.ornl.gov/pvm/" name="PVM documentation">. Note that, once the PVM package is properly installed on your computer, the PVM <tt>man</tt> pages will provide detailed documentation on all the PVM library functions. Although the <bf>S-lang</bf> <tt>PVM</tt> module functions often have slightly different interfaces, the differences are usually minor so the PVM documentation is quite helpful. Because the <bf>S-lang</bf> interface is not yet fully documented, it will be necessary to consult the <tt>PVM</tt> documentation directly to make full use of the <bf>S-lang</bf> <tt>PVM</tt> module. Because PVM processes require running programs on remote hosts, it is necessary to provide each host with the full path to the relevant executables. To simplify this process, it may be useful to create a directory, e.g.<tt>$HOME/bin/PVM</tt>, on every host and put relevant executables in that directory so that the same relative path will work on all machines. This PVM path may be specified in the <tt>$HOME/.pvmhosts</tt> configuration file; for a detailed description of the contents of this file, see the <tt>pvmd</tt> man page. The usage examples discussed in this manual assume that the PVM has already been initialized by running a command such as <tscreen><verb> unix> pvm ~/.pvmhosts </verb></tscreen> This starts the PVM <it>console</it> and also starts the PVM daemon, <tt>pvmd</tt>, on each remote host. This daemon runs all PVM slave processes and handles all communications with the parent process and the rest of the PVM. The execution environment of the PVM slave processes is inherited from the corresponding <tt>pvmd</tt> process which, in turn, is inherited from the parent process which started the PVM <it>console</it>. However, it is sometimes useful to configure the environment of the remote <tt>pvmd</tt> process using a startup script, <tt>$HOME/.pvmprofile</tt>. This is a Bourne shell script which, if present, is run when <tt>pvmd</tt> is started. For a detailed description of the contents of this file, see the <tt>pvmd</tt> man page. <chapt>Using the PVM Module<p> To use the <tt>PVM</tt> module in a <bf>S-lang</bf> script, it is first necessary to make the functions in the package known to the interpreter via <tscreen><verb> () = evalfile ("pvm"); </verb></tscreen> or, if the application embedding the interpreter supports the <tt>require</tt> function, <tscreen><verb> require ("pvm"); </verb></tscreen> may be used. If there is a namespace conflict between symbols in the script and those defined in the module, it may be necessary to load the PVM package into a namespace, e.g., <tscreen><verb> () = evalfile ("pvm", "p"); </verb></tscreen> will place the PVM symbols into a namespace called <tt>p</tt>. Once the PVM module has been loaded, the functions it defines may be used in the usual way, e.g., <tscreen><verb> require ("pvm"); . . variable master_tid = pvm_mytid (); </verb></tscreen> where <tt>pvm_mytid</tt> is the PVM function which returns the task identifier of the calling process. <chapt>Examples<p> This section presents examples of two alternate methods of using the PVM module. The source code for these examples is included in the <tt>PVM</tt> module source code distribution in the <tt>examples</tt> subdirectory. The first method uses PVM library routines to manage a simple distributed application. The second method uses the higher-level master-slave interface. This interface can provide a high degree of tolerance to failure of slave machines which proves useful in long-running distributed applications. <sect>Example 1: A Simple <it>Hello World</it> Program<p> In programming language tutorials, the first example is usually a program which simply prints out a message such as <it>Hello World</it> and then exits. The intent of such a trivial example is to illustrate all the steps involved in writing and running a program in that language. To write a <it>Hello World</it> program using the PVM module, we will write two programs, the master (<#if output=html><url url="http://space.mit.edu/cxc/software/slang/modules/pvm/examples/hello_master" name="hello_master"></#if><#unless output=html>hello_master</#unless>), and the slave (<#if output=html><url url="http://space.mit.edu/cxc/software/slang/modules/pvm/examples/hello_master" name="hello_slave"></#if><#unless output=html>hello_slave</#unless>). The master process will spawn a slave process on different host and then wait for a message from that slave process. When the slave runs, it sends a message to the master, or parent, and then exits. For the purpose of this example, we will assume that the PVM consists of two hosts, named <tt>vex</tt> and <tt>pirx</tt>, and that the slave process will run on <tt>pirx</tt>. <sect1>The <tt>hello_master</tt> program<p> First, consider the master process, <#if output=html><url url="http://space.mit.edu/cxc/software/slang/modules/pvm/examples/hello_master" name="hello_master"></#if><#unless output=html>hello_master</#unless>. Conceptually, it must specify the full path to the slave executable and then send that information to the slave host (<tt>pirx</tt>). For this example, we assume that the master and slave executables are in the same directory and that the master process is started in that directory. With this assumption, we can construct the path to the slave executable using the <tt>getcwd</tt> and <tt>path_concat</tt> functions. We then send this information to the slave host using the <tt>pvm_spawn</tt> function: <tscreen><verb> path = path_concat (getcwd(), "hello_slave"); slave_tid = pvm_spawn (path, PvmTaskHost, "pirx", 1); </verb></tscreen> The first argument to <tt>pvm_spawn</tt> specifies the full path to the slave executable. The second argument is a bit mask specifying options associated with spawning the slave process. The <tt>PvmTaskHost</tt> option indicates that the slave process is to be started on a specific host. The third argument gives the name of the slave host and the last argument indicates how many copies of this process should be started. The return value of <tt>pvm_spawn</tt> is an array of task identifiers for each of the slave processes; negative values indicate that an error occurred. Having spawned the <#if output=html><url url="http://space.mit.edu/cxc/software/slang/modules/pvm/examples/hello_master" name="hello_slave"></#if><#unless output=html>hello_slave</#unless> process on <tt>pirx</tt>, the master process calls the <tt>pvm_recv</tt> function to receive a message from the slave. <tscreen><verb> bufid = pvm_recv (-1, -1); </verb></tscreen> The first argument to <tt>pvm_recv</tt> specifies the task identifier of the slave process expected to send the message and the second argument specifies the type of message that is expected. A slave task identifier <tt>-1</tt> means that a message from any slave will be accepted. Similarly, a message identifier of <tt>-1</tt> means that any type of message will be accepted. In this example, we could have specified the slave task id and the message identifier explicitly: <tscreen><verb> bufid = pvm_recv (slave_tid, 1); </verb></tscreen> When a suitable message is received, the contents of the message are stored in a PVM buffer and <tt>pvm_recv</tt> returns the buffer identifier which may be used by the PVM application to retrieve the contents of the buffer. Retrieving the contents of the buffer normally requires knowing the format in which the information is stored. In this case, because we accepted all types of messages from the slave, we may need to examine the message buffer to find out what kind of message was actually recieved. The <tt>pvm_bufinfo</tt> function is used to obtain information about the contents of the buffer. <tscreen><verb> (,msgid,) = pvm_bufinfo (bufid); </verb></tscreen> Given the buffer identifier, <tt>pvm_bufinfo</tt> returns the number of bytes, the message identifier and the task identifer sending the message. Because we know that the slave process sent a single object of <tt>Struct_Type</tt>, we retrieve it by calling the <tt>pvm_recv_obj</tt> function. <tscreen><verb> variable obj = pvm_recv_obj(); vmessage ("%s says %s", obj.from, obj.msg); </verb></tscreen> This function is not part of the PVM package but is a higher level function provided by the <tt>PVM</tt> module. It simplifies the process of sending <bf>S-lang</bf> objects between hosts by handling some of the bookkeeping required by the lower level PVM interface. Having retrieved a <bf>S-lang</bf> object from the message buffer, we can then print out the message. Running <#if output=html><url url="http://space.mit.edu/cxc/software/slang/modules/pvm/examples/hello_master" name="hello_master"></#if><#unless output=html>hello_master</#unless>, we see: <tscreen><verb> vex> ./hello_master pirx says Hello World </verb></tscreen> Note that before exiting, all PVM processes should call the <tt>pvm_exit</tt> function to inform the <tt>pvmd</tt> daemon of the change in PVM status. <tscreen><verb> pvm_exit(); exit(0); </verb></tscreen> At this point, the script may exit normally. <sect1>The <tt>hello_slave</tt> program<p> Now, consider the slave process, <#if output=html><url url="http://space.mit.edu/cxc/software/slang/modules/pvm/examples/hello_master" name="hello_slave"></#if><#unless output=html>hello_slave</#unless>. Conceptually, it must first determine the location of its parent process, then create and send a message to that process. The task identifier of the parent process is obtained using the <tt>pvm_parent</tt> function. <tscreen><verb> variable ptid = pvm_parent(); </verb></tscreen> For this example, we will send a message consisting of a <bf>S-lang</bf> structure with two fields, one containing the name of the slave host and the other containing the string <tt>"Hello World"</tt>. We use the <tt>pvm_send_obj</tt> function to send this this message because it automatically handles packaging all the separate structure fields into a PVM message buffer and also sends along the structure field names and data types so that the structure can be automatically re-assembled by the receiving process. This makes it possible to write code which transparently sends <bf>S-lang</bf> objects from one host to another. To create and send the structure: <tscreen><verb> variable s = struct {msg, from}; s.msg = "Hello World"; s.from = getenv ("HOST"); pvm_send_obj (ptid, 1, s); </verb></tscreen> The first argument to <tt>pvm_send_obj</tt> specifies the task identifier of the destination process, the second argument is a message identifier which is used to indicate what kind of message has been sent. The remaining arguments contain the data objects to be included in the message. Having sent a message to the parent process, the slave process then calls <tt>pvm_exit</tt> to inform the <tt>pvmd</tt> daemon that its work is complete. This allows <tt>pvmd</tt> to notify the parent process that a slave process has exited. The slave then exits normally. <sect>Example 2: Using the Master-Slave Interface<p> The <tt>PVM</tt> module provides a higher level interface to support the master-slave paradigm for distributed computations. The symbols associated with this interface have the <tt>pvm_ms</tt> prefix to distinguish them from those symbols associated with the PVM package itself. The <tt>pvm_ms</tt> interface provides a means for handling computations which consist of a predetermined list of tasks which can be performed by running arbitrary slave processes which take command-line arguments. The interface provides a high degree of robustness, allowing one to add or delete hosts from the PVM while the distributed process is running and also ensuring that the task list will be completed even if one or more slave hosts fail (e.g. crash) during the computation. Experience has shown that this failure tolerance is surprisingly important. Long-running distributed computations experience failure of one or more hosts with surprising frequency and it is essential that such failures do not require restarting the entire distributed computation from the beginning. Scripts using this interface must initialize it by loading the <tt>pvm_ms</tt> package via, e.g. <tscreen><verb> require ("pvm_ms"); </verb></tscreen> As an example of how to use this interface, we examine the scripts <#if output=html><url url="http://space.mit.edu/cxc/software/slang/modules/pvm/examples/master" name="master"></#if><#unless output=html>master</#unless> and <#if output=html><url url="http://space.mit.edu/cxc/software/slang/modules/pvm/examples/master" name="slave"></#if><#unless output=html>slave</#unless>. <sect1>The <tt>master</tt> program<p> The <#if output=html><url url="http://space.mit.edu/cxc/software/slang/modules/pvm/examples/master" name="master"></#if><#unless output=html>master</#unless> script first builds a list of tasks each consisting of an array of strings which provide the command line for each slave process that will be spawned on the PVM. For this simple example, the same command line will be executed a specified number of times. First, the script constructs the path to the <#if output=html><url url="http://space.mit.edu/cxc/software/slang/modules/pvm/examples/master" name="slave"></#if><#unless output=html>slave</#unless> executable, (<tt>Slave_Pgm</tt>), and then the command line (<tt>Cmd</tt>), that each <#if output=html><url url="http://space.mit.edu/cxc/software/slang/modules/pvm/examples/master" name="slave"></#if><#unless output=html>slave</#unless> instance will invoke. Then the array of tasks is constructed: <tscreen><verb> variable pgm_argvs = Array_Type[N]; variable pgm_argv = [Slave_Pgm, Cmd]; pgm_argvs[*] = pgm_argv; </verb></tscreen> The distribution of these tasks across the available PVM is automatically handled by the <tt>pvm_ms</tt> interface. The interface will simultaneously start as many tasks as possible up to some maximum number of processes per host. Here we specify that a maximum of two processes per host may run simultaneously and then submit the list of tasks to the PVM: <tscreen><verb> pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host (2); exit_status = pvm_ms_run_master (pgm_argvs); </verb></tscreen> As each slave process is completed, its exit status is recorded along with any messages printed to <tt>stdout</tt> during the execution. When the entire list of tasks is complete, an array of structures is returned containing status information for each task that was executed. In this example, the <#if output=html><url url="http://space.mit.edu/cxc/software/slang/modules/pvm/examples/master" name="master"></#if><#unless output=html>master</#unless> process simply prints out this information. <sect1>The <tt>slave</tt> program<p> The <#if output=html><url url="http://space.mit.edu/cxc/software/slang/modules/pvm/examples/master" name="slave"></#if><#unless output=html>slave</#unless> process in this example is relatively simple. Its command line arguments provide the task to be completed. These arguments are then passed to <tt>pvm_ms_run_slave</tt> <tscreen><verb> pvm_ms_run_slave (__argv[[1:]]); </verb></tscreen> which spawns a subshell, runs the specified command, communicates the task completion status to the parent process and exits. <chapt>Master-Slave Function Reference<p> <sect><bf>pvm_ms_kill</bf><label id="pvm_ms_kill"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Send a "task complete" message to a specific task <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>pvm_ms_kill (Int_Type mtid, Int_Type stid)</tt> <tag> Description </tag> This function may be used to send a "task complete" message to a specific PVM process. The first argument gives the task identifier of the destination process. The second argument gives the task identifier of the sending process. <tag> Example </tag> <tscreen><verb> tid = pvm_mytid (); ptid = pvm_parent (); pvm_ms_kill (ptid, tid); </verb></tscreen> <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_ms_slave_exit" name="pvm_ms_slave_exit"></tt> </descrip><p> <sect><bf>pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host</bf><label id="pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Set the maximum number of simultaneous processes per host <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host (Int_Type num_processes)</tt> <tag> Description </tag> This function is used to set the maximum number of simultaneous processes per host. The master process normally runs as many simultaneous processes as possible; by setting the maximum number of simultaneous processes per host, one can limit the processing load per host. <tag> Example </tag> <tscreen><verb> pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host (2); </verb></tscreen> <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_ms_run_master" name="pvm_ms_run_master"></tt> </descrip><p> <sect><bf>pvm_ms_set_debug</bf><label id="pvm_ms_set_debug"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Set the debug flag <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>pvm_ms_set_debug (Int_Type debug)</tt> <tag> Description </tag> This function may be used to control whether debugging information is printed out during execution. Debugging information is printed if the flag is non-zero. <tag> Example </tag> <tscreen><verb> pvm_ms_set_debug (1); </verb></tscreen> <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host" name="pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host"></tt> </descrip><p> <sect><bf>pvm_ms_slave_exit</bf><label id="pvm_ms_slave_exit"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Cause a normal exit of a slave process from the PVM <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>pvm_ms_slave_exit (Int_Type exit_status)</tt> <tag> Description </tag> To exit the PVM, a slave process calls this function to send its exit status to the parent process and to notify the local <tt>pvmd</tt> of its exit. <tag> Example </tag> <tscreen><verb> pvm_ms_slave_exit (exit_status); </verb></tscreen> <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_ms_run_slave" name="pvm_ms_run_slave"></tt> </descrip><p> <sect><bf>pvm_ms_run_slave</bf><label id="pvm_ms_run_slave"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Execute the slave's assigned task in a subshell, then exit the PVM <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>pvm_ms_run_slave (String_Type argv[])</tt> <tag> Description </tag> A slave process calls this function to run a command in a subshell and then exit the PVM. The command line is constructed by concatenting the elements of an array of strings, <tt>argv</tt>, delimited by spaces. The integer return value from the <tt>system</tt> call provides the exit status for the slave process. After sending this value to its parent process, the slave notifies the PVM and exits. <tag> Example </tag> <tscreen><verb> pvm_ms_run_slave (argv); </verb></tscreen> <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_ms_slave_exit" name="pvm_ms_slave_exit"></tt> </descrip><p> <sect><bf>pvm_ms_run_master</bf><label id="pvm_ms_run_master"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Submit a list of tasks to the PVM <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>Struct_Type exit_status[] = pvm_ms_run_master (String_Type pgms[])</tt> <tag> Description </tag> This function is used to submit a managed list of tasks to the PVM. The task list manager will try to ensure that all tasks are completed and, upon completion of the task list, will return an array of structures containing information about the results of each task. <tag> Example </tag> To run the Unix command <it>ps xu</it> on a number of different hosts: <tscreen><verb> variable slave_argv = Array_Type[n]; slave_argv[*] = ["ps", "axu"]; exit_status = pvm_ms_run_master (slave_argv); </verb></tscreen> <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_ms_add_new_slave" name="pvm_ms_add_new_slave"></tt> </descrip><p> <sect><bf>pvm_ms_add_new_slave</bf><label id="pvm_ms_add_new_slave"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Add a new slave to the managed list <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>pvm_ms_add_new_slave (String_Type argv[])</tt> <tag> Description </tag> This function may be used to add a new slave process while pvm_ms_run_master() is running, usually as a result of handling a message. <tag> Example </tag> <tscreen><verb> pvm_ms_add_new_slave ("vex"); </verb></tscreen> <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_ms_run_master" name="pvm_ms_run_master"></tt> </descrip><p> <sect><bf>pvm_ms_set_message_callback</bf><label id="pvm_ms_set_message_callback"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Set a callback for handling user-defined messages <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>pvm_ms_set_message_callback (Ref_Type func)</tt> <tag> Description </tag> This function may be used to handle user-defined messages be sent from slave processes back to the master process. <tag> Example </tag> <tscreen><verb> static define handle_user_message (msgid, tid) { switch (msgid) { case USER_SLAVE_RESULT: recv_results (tid); start_task (tid); } { case USER_SLAVE_READY: start_task (tid); } { % default: return 0; } return 1; } pvm_ms_set_message_callback (&handle_user_message); </verb></tscreen> <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback" name="pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback">, <ref id="pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback" name="pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback"></tt> </descrip><p> <sect><bf>pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback</bf><label id="pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Set a hook to be called when a slave exits on failure <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback (Ref_Type func)</tt> <tag> Description </tag> This function may be used to have the master process perform a specified action whenever a slave process exits without having completed its assigned task. This is primarily useful in the context where each command-line submitted to <tt>pvm_ms_run_master</tt> represents a task which itself communicates with the PVM, performing potentially many additional tasks which are independently managed by the process that called <tt>pvm_ms_run_master</tt>. For example, consider a case in which initialization of slave processes is very expensive but, once initialized, a single slave process may perform many tasks. In this case, the master process may spawn a small number of slaves and then repeatedly send each slave a task to perform. Each slave performs its task, sends the result to the master, and then waits for another task. The managing process must keep track of which tasks have been completed and which remain. If a slave exits while working on a task, it is important that the manager process be notified that that task in progress was not completed and that it should be reassigned to another slave. <tag> Example </tag> <tscreen><verb> static define slave_exit_failed_callback (msgid, tid) { variable t = find_task_tid (tid); if (orelse {t == NULL} {t.status == FINISHED}) return; % mark the unfinished task "READY" so that it will % be assigned to another slave t.tid = -1; t.status = READY; } pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback (&slave_exit_failed_callback); </verb></tscreen> <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_ms_set_message_callback" name="pvm_ms_set_message_callback"></tt> </descrip><p> <sect><bf>pvm_ms_set_slave_spawned_callback</bf><label id="pvm_ms_set_slave_spawned_callback"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Set the slave spawned callback hook <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>pvm_ms_set_slave_spawned_callback (Ref_Type func)</tt> <tag> Description </tag> This function may be used to specify a callback function to be called whenever a slave process has been spawned. The callback function will be called with three arguments: the slave task id, the name of the host running the slave process, and an array of strings representing the argument list passed to the slave. <tag> Example </tag> <tscreen><verb> static define slave_spawned_callback (tid, host, argv) { vmessage ("Slave running %s spawned on %s with task-id %d", argv[0], host, tid); } pvm_ms_set_slave_spawned_callback (&slave_spawned_callback); </verb></tscreen> <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_ms_set_message_callback" name="pvm_ms_set_message_callback"></tt> </descrip><p> <sect><bf>pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback</bf><label id="pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Set the idle host hook <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback (Ref_Type func)</tt> <tag> Description </tag> This function may be used to specify a callback function to be called whenever a new host is added to the virtual machine. <tag> Example </tag> <tscreen><verb> static define idle_host_callback () { loop (Max_Num_Processes_Per_Host) { variable slave_argv = build_slave_argv (0); pvm_ms_add_new_slave (slave_argv); } } pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback (&idle_host_callback); </verb></tscreen> <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_ms_set_message_callback" name="pvm_ms_set_message_callback"></tt> </descrip><p> <sect><bf>pvm_ms_set_hosts</bf><label id="pvm_ms_set_hosts"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Set list of hosts to use <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>pvm_ms_set_hosts (String_Type hosts[])</tt> <tag> Description </tag> This function may be used to specify which hosts will be used to perform distributed calculations. The default is to use all hosts in the current PVM. <tag> Example </tag> <tscreen><verb> pvm_ms_set_hosts (["vex", "pirx", "aluche"]); </verb></tscreen> <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_addhosts" name="pvm_addhosts"></tt> </descrip><p> <chapt>PVM Module Function Reference<p> <sect><bf>pvm_send_obj</bf><label id="pvm_send_obj"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Pack and send data objects <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>pvm_send (Int_Type tid, Int_Type msgid, object [,...])</tt> <tag> Description </tag> This function is much like <tt>pvm_psend</tt> except that it sends additional type information with each object. Using this function paired with <tt>pvm_recv_obj</tt> simplifies sending aggregate data objects such as structures and removes the need for the receiver to specify datatypes explicitly. <tag> Example </tag> To send a <bf>S-lang</bf> structure to another process: <tscreen><verb> variable obj = struct {name, x, y, data}; ... pvm_send_obj (tid, msgid, obj); </verb></tscreen> <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_recv_obj" name="pvm_recv_obj">, <ref id="pvm_psend" name="pvm_psend">, <ref id="pvm_unpack" name="pvm_unpack"></tt> </descrip><p> <sect><bf>pvm_recv_obj</bf><label id="pvm_recv_obj"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Receive data objects from <tt>pvm_send_obj</tt> <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>obj = pvm_recv_obj ()</tt> <tag> Description </tag> This function receives an object sent by <tt>pvm_send_obj</tt> and returns a slang object of the same type that was sent. It simplifies sending aggregate data types such as structures. <tag> Example </tag> To receive a <bf>S-lang</bf> object sent by another process via <tt>pvm_send_obj</tt>: <tscreen><verb> obj = pvm_recv_obj (); </verb></tscreen> <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_send_obj" name="pvm_send_obj">, <ref id="pvm_psend" name="pvm_psend">, <ref id="pvm_unpack" name="pvm_unpack"></tt> </descrip><p> <sect><bf>pvm_config</bf><label id="pvm_config"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Returns information about the present virtual machine configuration <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>Struct_Type = pvm_config ()</tt> <tag> Description </tag> See the PVM documentation. <tag> Example </tag> <tscreen><verb> h = pvm_config (); </verb></tscreen> <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_kill" name="pvm_kill"></tt> </descrip><p> <sect><bf>pvm_kill</bf><label id="pvm_kill"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Terminates a specified PVM process <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>pvm_kill (Int_Type tid)</tt> <tag> Description </tag> See the PVM documentation. <tag> Example </tag> <tscreen><verb> pvm_kill (tid); </verb></tscreen> <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_config" name="pvm_config"></tt> </descrip><p> <sect><bf>pvm_initsend</bf><label id="pvm_initsend"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Clear default send buffer and specify message encoding <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>bufid = pvm_initsend (Int_Type encoding)</tt> <tag> Description </tag> See the PVM documentation. <tag> Example </tag> <tscreen><verb> bufid = pvm_initsend (PvmDataDefault); </verb></tscreen> <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_send" name="pvm_send"></tt> </descrip><p> <sect><bf>pvm_pack</bf><label id="pvm_pack"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Pack the active message buffer with arrays of prescribed data type <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>pvm_pack (object)</tt> <tag> Description </tag> See the PVM documentation. <tag> Example </tag> <tscreen><verb> pvm_pack (x); </verb></tscreen> <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_unpack" name="pvm_unpack"></tt> </descrip><p> <sect><bf>pvm_send</bf><label id="pvm_send"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Immediately sends the data in the active message buffer <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>pvm_send (Int_Type, tid, Int_Type msgid)</tt> <tag> Description </tag> See the PVM documentation. <tag> Example </tag> <tscreen><verb> pvm_send (tid, msgid); </verb></tscreen> <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_recv" name="pvm_recv"></tt> </descrip><p> <sect><bf>pvm_recv</bf><label id="pvm_recv"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Receive a message <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>bufid = pvm_recv (Int_Type tid, Int_Type msgtag)</tt> <tag> Description </tag> See the PVM documentation. <tag> Example </tag> <tscreen><verb> bufid = pvm_recv (tid, msgtag); </verb></tscreen> <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_send" name="pvm_send"></tt> </descrip><p> <sect><bf>pvm_unpack</bf><label id="pvm_unpack"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Unpack the active message buffer into arrays of prescribed data type <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>item = pvm_unpack (Int_Type type_id, Int_Type num)</tt> <tag> Description </tag> See the PVM documentation. <tag> Example </tag> <tscreen><verb> item = pvm_unpack (type, num); </verb></tscreen> <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_pack" name="pvm_pack"></tt> </descrip><p> <sect><bf>pvm_psend</bf><label id="pvm_psend"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Pack and send data <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>pvm_psend (Int_Type tid, Int_Type msgid, object [,...])</tt> <tag> Description </tag> See the PVM documentation. <tag> Example </tag> <tscreen><verb> pvm_psend (tid, msgid, data); </verb></tscreen> <tag> Notes </tag> Unlike the <tt>pvm_send</tt> function in the PVM library, this function does not operate asynchronously. <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_send" name="pvm_send">, <ref id="pvm_initsend" name="pvm_initsend">, <ref id="pvm_pack" name="pvm_pack">, <ref id="pvm_recv" name="pvm_recv"></tt> </descrip><p> <sect><bf>pvm_addhosts</bf><label id="pvm_addhosts"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Add one or more hosts to the PVM server <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>Int_Type[] = pvm_addhosts (String_Type[] hosts)</tt> <tag> Description </tag> See the PVM documentation. <tag> Example </tag> <tscreen><verb> tids = pvm_addhosts (["vex", "verus", "aluche"]); </verb></tscreen> <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_addhosts" name="pvm_addhosts">, <ref id="pvm_config" name="pvm_config">, <ref id="pvm_delhosts" name="pvm_delhosts"></tt> </descrip><p> <sect><bf>pvm_delhosts</bf><label id="pvm_delhosts"><p><descrip> <tag> Synopsis </tag> Delete one or more hosts from the PVM server <tag> Usage </tag> <tt>pvm_delhosts (String_Type[] hosts)</tt> <tag> Description </tag> See the PVM documentation. <tag> Example </tag> <tscreen><verb> pvm_delhosts (["vex", "verus"]); </verb></tscreen> <tag> See Also </tag> <tt><ref id="pvm_delhosts" name="pvm_delhosts">, <ref id="pvm_config" name="pvm_config">, <ref id="pvm_kill" name="pvm_kill"></tt> </descrip><p> <chapt>Module Symbols Lacking Documentation<p> Although many more low-level PVM intrinsic functions are provided by the S-Lang module, not all of S-Lang interfaces have been documented. See the PVM documentation for information on the following functions: <tscreen><verb> pvm_delhost pvm_export pvm_freebuf pvm_freecontext pvm_getcontext pvm_newcontext pvm_setcontext pvm_getopt pvm_nrecv pvm_sendsig pvm_tidtohost pvm_setopt pvm_config pvm_getrbuf pvm_getsbuf pvm_halt pvm_tasks pvm_kill pvm_mstat pvm_pstat pvm_mcast pvm_addhost pvm_archcode pvm_probe pvm_bufinfo pvm_notify pvm_unpack pvm_send pvm_recv pvm_pack pvm_initsend pvm_exit pvm_mytid pvm_parent pvm_spawn pvm_barrier pvm_getinst pvm_bcast pvm_gettid pvm_gsize pvm_joingroup pvm_lvgroup pvm_settmask pvm_tev_mask_init pvm_tev_mask_set pvm_sigterm_enable </verb></tscreen> Similarly, the following PVM intrinsic constants are provided by the S-Lang module but are documented only through the PVM documentation. <tscreen><verb> PvmDataDefault PvmDataRaw PvmDataInPlace PvmDataTrace PvmTaskDefault PvmTaskHost PvmTaskArch PvmTaskDebug PvmTaskTrace PvmMppFront PvmHostCompl PvmNoSpawnParent PvmTaskExit PvmHostDelete PvmHostAdd PvmRouteAdd PvmRouteDelete PvmNotifyCancel PvmRoute PvmDontRoute PvmAllowDirect PvmRouteDirect PvmDebugMask PvmAutoErr PvmOutputTid PvmOutputCode PvmTraceTid PvmTraceCode PvmTraceBuffer PvmTraceOptions PvmTraceFull PvmTraceTime PvmTraceCount PvmFragSize PvmResvTids PvmSelfOutputTid PvmSelfOutputCode PvmSelfTraceTid PvmSelfTraceCode PvmSelfTraceBuffer PvmSelfTraceOptions PvmShowTids PvmPollType PvmPollConstant PvmPollSleep PvmPollTime PvmOutputContext PvmTraceContext PvmSelfOutputContext PvmSelfTraceContext PvmNoReset PvmTaskSelf PvmTaskChild PvmBaseContext PvmMboxDefault PvmMboxPersistent PvmMboxMultiInstance PvmMboxOverWritable PvmMboxFirstAvail PvmMboxReadAndDelete PvmMboxWaitForInfo PvmOk PvmBadParam PvmMismatch PvmOverflow PvmNoData PvmNoHost PvmNoFile PvmDenied PvmNoMem PvmBadMsg PvmSysErr PvmNoBuf PvmNoSuchBuf PvmNullGroup PvmDupGroup PvmNoGroup PvmNotInGroup PvmNoInst PvmHostFail PvmNoParent PvmNotImpl PvmDSysErr PvmBadVersion PvmOutOfRes PvmDupHost PvmCantStart PvmAlready PvmNoTask PvmNotFound PvmExists PvmHostrNMstr PvmParentNotSet PvmNoEntry PvmDupEntry TEV_MCAST TEV_SEND TEV_RECV TEV_NRECV </verb></tscreen> </book> ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������pvm-0.1.5/doc/help/���������������������������������������������������������������������������������0000755�0026061�0026061�00000000000�10330414315�014256� 5����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ustar �houck���������������������������houck���������������������������0000000�0000000������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������pvm-0.1.5/doc/help/pvm.hlp��������������������������������������������������������������������������0000644�0026061�0026061�00000030754�10330414270�015576� 0����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ustar �houck���������������������������houck���������������������������0000000�0000000������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������pvm_send_obj SYNOPSIS Pack and send data objects USAGE pvm_send (Int_Type tid, Int_Type msgid, object [,...]) DESCRIPTION This function is much like `pvm_psend' except that it sends additional type information with each object. Using this function paired with `pvm_recv_obj' simplifies sending aggregate data objects such as structures and removes the need for the receiver to specify datatypes explicitly. EXAMPLE To send a S-Lang structure to another process: variable obj = struct {name, x, y, data}; ... pvm_send_obj (tid, msgid, obj); SEE ALSO pvm_recv_obj, pvm_psend, pvm_unpack -------------------------------------------------------------- pvm_recv_obj SYNOPSIS Receive data objects from `pvm_send_obj' USAGE obj = pvm_recv_obj () DESCRIPTION This function receives an object sent by `pvm_send_obj' and returns a slang object of the same type that was sent. It simplifies sending aggregate data types such as structures. EXAMPLE To receive a S-Lang object sent by another process via `pvm_send_obj': obj = pvm_recv_obj (); SEE ALSO pvm_send_obj, pvm_psend, pvm_unpack -------------------------------------------------------------- pvm_config SYNOPSIS Returns information about the present virtual machine configuration USAGE Struct_Type = pvm_config () DESCRIPTION See the PVM documentation. EXAMPLE h = pvm_config (); SEE ALSO pvm_kill -------------------------------------------------------------- pvm_kill SYNOPSIS Terminates a specified PVM process USAGE pvm_kill (Int_Type tid) DESCRIPTION See the PVM documentation. EXAMPLE pvm_kill (tid); SEE ALSO pvm_config -------------------------------------------------------------- pvm_initsend SYNOPSIS Clear default send buffer and specify message encoding USAGE bufid = pvm_initsend (Int_Type encoding) DESCRIPTION See the PVM documentation. EXAMPLE bufid = pvm_initsend (PvmDataDefault); SEE ALSO pvm_send -------------------------------------------------------------- pvm_pack SYNOPSIS Pack the active message buffer with arrays of prescribed data type USAGE pvm_pack (object) DESCRIPTION See the PVM documentation. EXAMPLE pvm_pack (x); SEE ALSO pvm_unpack -------------------------------------------------------------- pvm_send SYNOPSIS Immediately sends the data in the active message buffer USAGE pvm_send (Int_Type, tid, Int_Type msgid) DESCRIPTION See the PVM documentation. EXAMPLE pvm_send (tid, msgid); SEE ALSO pvm_recv -------------------------------------------------------------- pvm_recv SYNOPSIS Receive a message USAGE bufid = pvm_recv (Int_Type tid, Int_Type msgtag) DESCRIPTION See the PVM documentation. EXAMPLE bufid = pvm_recv (tid, msgtag); SEE ALSO pvm_send -------------------------------------------------------------- pvm_unpack SYNOPSIS Unpack the active message buffer into arrays of prescribed data type USAGE item = pvm_unpack (Int_Type type_id, Int_Type num) DESCRIPTION See the PVM documentation. EXAMPLE item = pvm_unpack (type, num); SEE ALSO pvm_pack -------------------------------------------------------------- pvm_psend SYNOPSIS Pack and send data USAGE pvm_psend (Int_Type tid, Int_Type msgid, object [,...]) DESCRIPTION See the PVM documentation. EXAMPLE pvm_psend (tid, msgid, data); NOTES Unlike the `pvm_send' function in the PVM library, this function does not operate asynchronously. SEE ALSO pvm_send, pvm_initsend, pvm_pack, pvm_recv -------------------------------------------------------------- pvm_addhosts SYNOPSIS Add one or more hosts to the PVM server USAGE Int_Type[] = pvm_addhosts (String_Type[] hosts) DESCRIPTION See the PVM documentation. EXAMPLE tids = pvm_addhosts (["vex", "verus", "aluche"]); SEE ALSO pvm_addhosts, pvm_config, pvm_delhosts -------------------------------------------------------------- pvm_delhosts SYNOPSIS Delete one or more hosts from the PVM server USAGE pvm_delhosts (String_Type[] hosts) DESCRIPTION See the PVM documentation. EXAMPLE pvm_delhosts (["vex", "verus"]); SEE ALSO pvm_delhosts, pvm_config, pvm_kill -------------------------------------------------------------- pvm_ms_kill SYNOPSIS Send a "task complete" message to a specific task USAGE pvm_ms_kill (Int_Type mtid, Int_Type stid) DESCRIPTION This function may be used to send a "task complete" message to a specific PVM process. The first argument gives the task identifier of the destination process. The second argument gives the task identifier of the sending process. EXAMPLE tid = pvm_mytid (); ptid = pvm_parent (); pvm_ms_kill (ptid, tid); SEE ALSO pvm_ms_slave_exit -------------------------------------------------------------- pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host SYNOPSIS Set the maximum number of simultaneous processes per host USAGE pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host (Int_Type num_processes) DESCRIPTION This function is used to set the maximum number of simultaneous processes per host. The master process normally runs as many simultaneous processes as possible; by setting the maximum number of simultaneous processes per host, one can limit the processing load per host. EXAMPLE pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host (2); SEE ALSO pvm_ms_run_master -------------------------------------------------------------- pvm_ms_set_debug SYNOPSIS Set the debug flag USAGE pvm_ms_set_debug (Int_Type debug) DESCRIPTION This function may be used to control whether debugging information is printed out during execution. Debugging information is printed if the flag is non-zero. EXAMPLE pvm_ms_set_debug (1); SEE ALSO pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host -------------------------------------------------------------- pvm_ms_slave_exit SYNOPSIS Cause a normal exit of a slave process from the PVM USAGE pvm_ms_slave_exit (Int_Type exit_status) DESCRIPTION To exit the PVM, a slave process calls this function to send its exit status to the parent process and to notify the local <code>pvmd</code> of its exit. EXAMPLE pvm_ms_slave_exit (exit_status); SEE ALSO pvm_ms_run_slave -------------------------------------------------------------- pvm_ms_run_slave SYNOPSIS Execute the slave's assigned task in a subshell, then exit the PVM USAGE pvm_ms_run_slave (String_Type argv[]) DESCRIPTION A slave process calls this function to run a command in a subshell and then exit the PVM. The command line is constructed by concatenting the elements of an array of strings, `argv', delimited by spaces. The integer return value from the `system' call provides the exit status for the slave process. After sending this value to its parent process, the slave notifies the PVM and exits. EXAMPLE pvm_ms_run_slave (argv); SEE ALSO pvm_ms_slave_exit -------------------------------------------------------------- pvm_ms_run_master SYNOPSIS Submit a list of tasks to the PVM USAGE Struct_Type exit_status[] = pvm_ms_run_master (String_Type pgms[]) DESCRIPTION This function is used to submit a managed list of tasks to the PVM. The task list manager will try to ensure that all tasks are completed and, upon completion of the task list, will return an array of structures containing information about the results of each task. EXAMPLE To run the Unix command <it>ps xu</it> on a number of different hosts: variable slave_argv = Array_Type[n]; slave_argv[*] = ["ps", "axu"]; exit_status = pvm_ms_run_master (slave_argv); SEE ALSO pvm_ms_add_new_slave -------------------------------------------------------------- pvm_ms_add_new_slave SYNOPSIS Add a new slave to the managed list USAGE pvm_ms_add_new_slave (String_Type argv[]) DESCRIPTION This function may be used to add a new slave process while pvm_ms_run_master() is running, usually as a result of handling a message. EXAMPLE pvm_ms_add_new_slave ("vex"); SEE ALSO pvm_ms_run_master -------------------------------------------------------------- pvm_ms_set_message_callback SYNOPSIS Set a callback for handling user-defined messages USAGE pvm_ms_set_message_callback (Ref_Type func) DESCRIPTION This function may be used to handle user-defined messages be sent from slave processes back to the master process. EXAMPLE static define handle_user_message (msgid, tid) { switch (msgid) { case USER_SLAVE_RESULT: recv_results (tid); start_task (tid); } { case USER_SLAVE_READY: start_task (tid); } { % default: return 0; } return 1; } pvm_ms_set_message_callback (&handle_user_message); SEE ALSO pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback, pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback -------------------------------------------------------------- pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback SYNOPSIS Set a hook to be called when a slave exits on failure USAGE pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback (Ref_Type func) DESCRIPTION This function may be used to have the master process perform a specified action whenever a slave process exits without having completed its assigned task. This is primarily useful in the context where each command-line submitted to `pvm_ms_run_master' represents a task which itself communicates with the PVM, performing potentially many additional tasks which are independently managed by the process that called `pvm_ms_run_master'. For example, consider a case in which initialization of slave processes is very expensive but, once initialized, a single slave process may perform many tasks. In this case, the master process may spawn a small number of slaves and then repeatedly send each slave a task to perform. Each slave performs its task, sends the result to the master, and then waits for another task. The managing process must keep track of which tasks have been completed and which remain. If a slave exits while working on a task, it is important that the manager process be notified that that task in progress was not completed and that it should be reassigned to another slave. EXAMPLE static define slave_exit_failed_callback (msgid, tid) { variable t = find_task_tid (tid); if (orelse {t == NULL} {t.status == FINISHED}) return; % mark the unfinished task "READY" so that it will % be assigned to another slave t.tid = -1; t.status = READY; } pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback (&slave_exit_failed_callback); SEE ALSO pvm_ms_set_message_callback -------------------------------------------------------------- pvm_ms_set_slave_spawned_callback SYNOPSIS Set the slave spawned callback hook USAGE pvm_ms_set_slave_spawned_callback (Ref_Type func) DESCRIPTION This function may be used to specify a callback function to be called whenever a slave process has been spawned. The callback function will be called with three arguments: the slave task id, the name of the host running the slave process, and an array of strings representing the argument list passed to the slave. EXAMPLE static define slave_spawned_callback (tid, host, argv) { vmessage ("Slave running %s spawned on %s with task-id %d", argv[0], host, tid); } pvm_ms_set_slave_spawned_callback (&slave_spawned_callback); SEE ALSO pvm_ms_set_message_callback -------------------------------------------------------------- pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback SYNOPSIS Set the idle host hook USAGE pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback (Ref_Type func) DESCRIPTION This function may be used to specify a callback function to be called whenever a new host is added to the virtual machine. 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Words are not sufficient . . . . case `(uname -sr) 2>/dev/null` in "SunOS 5"*) echo "$as_me:$LINENO: checking whether -R must be followed by a space" >&5 echo $ECHO_N "checking whether -R must be followed by a space... $ECHO_C" >&6 ac_xsave_LIBS=$LIBS; LIBS="$LIBS -R$x_libraries" cat >conftest.$ac_ext <<_ACEOF /* confdefs.h. */ _ACEOF cat confdefs.h >>conftest.$ac_ext cat >>conftest.$ac_ext <<_ACEOF /* end confdefs.h. */ int main () { ; return 0; } _ACEOF rm -f conftest.$ac_objext conftest$ac_exeext if { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_link\"") >&5 (eval $ac_link) 2>conftest.er1 ac_status=$? grep -v '^ *+' conftest.er1 >conftest.err rm -f conftest.er1 cat conftest.err >&5 echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); } && { ac_try='test -z "$ac_c_werror_flag" || test ! -s conftest.err' { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_try\"") >&5 (eval $ac_try) 2>&5 ac_status=$? echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); }; } && { ac_try='test -s conftest$ac_exeext' { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_try\"") >&5 (eval $ac_try) 2>&5 ac_status=$? echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); }; }; then ac_R_nospace=yes else echo "$as_me: failed program was:" >&5 sed 's/^/| /' conftest.$ac_ext >&5 ac_R_nospace=no fi rm -f conftest.err conftest.$ac_objext \ conftest$ac_exeext conftest.$ac_ext if test $ac_R_nospace = yes; then echo "$as_me:$LINENO: result: no" >&5 echo "${ECHO_T}no" >&6 X_LIBS="$X_LIBS -R$x_libraries" else LIBS="$ac_xsave_LIBS -R $x_libraries" cat >conftest.$ac_ext <<_ACEOF /* confdefs.h. */ _ACEOF cat confdefs.h >>conftest.$ac_ext cat >>conftest.$ac_ext <<_ACEOF /* end confdefs.h. */ int main () { ; return 0; } _ACEOF rm -f conftest.$ac_objext conftest$ac_exeext if { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_link\"") >&5 (eval $ac_link) 2>conftest.er1 ac_status=$? grep -v '^ *+' conftest.er1 >conftest.err rm -f conftest.er1 cat conftest.err >&5 echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); } && { ac_try='test -z "$ac_c_werror_flag" || test ! -s conftest.err' { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_try\"") >&5 (eval $ac_try) 2>&5 ac_status=$? echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); }; } && { ac_try='test -s conftest$ac_exeext' { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_try\"") >&5 (eval $ac_try) 2>&5 ac_status=$? echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); }; }; then ac_R_space=yes else echo "$as_me: failed program was:" >&5 sed 's/^/| /' conftest.$ac_ext >&5 ac_R_space=no fi rm -f conftest.err conftest.$ac_objext \ conftest$ac_exeext conftest.$ac_ext if test $ac_R_space = yes; then echo "$as_me:$LINENO: result: yes" >&5 echo "${ECHO_T}yes" >&6 X_LIBS="$X_LIBS -R $x_libraries" else echo "$as_me:$LINENO: result: neither works" >&5 echo "${ECHO_T}neither works" >&6 fi fi LIBS=$ac_xsave_LIBS esac fi # Check for system-dependent libraries X programs must link with. # Do this before checking for the system-independent R6 libraries # (-lICE), since we may need -lsocket or whatever for X linking. if test "$ISC" = yes; then X_EXTRA_LIBS="$X_EXTRA_LIBS -lnsl_s -linet" else # Martyn Johnson says this is needed for Ultrix, if the X # libraries were built with DECnet support. And Karl Berry says # the Alpha needs dnet_stub (dnet does not exist). ac_xsave_LIBS="$LIBS"; LIBS="$LIBS $X_LIBS -lX11" cat >conftest.$ac_ext <<_ACEOF /* confdefs.h. */ _ACEOF cat confdefs.h >>conftest.$ac_ext cat >>conftest.$ac_ext <<_ACEOF /* end confdefs.h. */ /* Override any gcc2 internal prototype to avoid an error. */ #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" #endif /* We use char because int might match the return type of a gcc2 builtin and then its argument prototype would still apply. */ char XOpenDisplay (); int main () { XOpenDisplay (); ; return 0; } _ACEOF rm -f conftest.$ac_objext conftest$ac_exeext if { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_link\"") >&5 (eval $ac_link) 2>conftest.er1 ac_status=$? grep -v '^ *+' conftest.er1 >conftest.err rm -f conftest.er1 cat conftest.err >&5 echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); } && { ac_try='test -z "$ac_c_werror_flag" || test ! -s conftest.err' { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_try\"") >&5 (eval $ac_try) 2>&5 ac_status=$? echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); }; } && { ac_try='test -s conftest$ac_exeext' { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_try\"") >&5 (eval $ac_try) 2>&5 ac_status=$? echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); }; }; then : else echo "$as_me: failed program was:" >&5 sed 's/^/| /' conftest.$ac_ext >&5 echo "$as_me:$LINENO: checking for dnet_ntoa in -ldnet" >&5 echo $ECHO_N "checking for dnet_ntoa in -ldnet... $ECHO_C" >&6 if test "${ac_cv_lib_dnet_dnet_ntoa+set}" = set; then echo $ECHO_N "(cached) $ECHO_C" >&6 else ac_check_lib_save_LIBS=$LIBS LIBS="-ldnet $LIBS" cat >conftest.$ac_ext <<_ACEOF /* confdefs.h. */ _ACEOF cat confdefs.h >>conftest.$ac_ext cat >>conftest.$ac_ext <<_ACEOF /* end confdefs.h. */ /* Override any gcc2 internal prototype to avoid an error. */ #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" #endif /* We use char because int might match the return type of a gcc2 builtin and then its argument prototype would still apply. */ char dnet_ntoa (); int main () { dnet_ntoa (); ; return 0; } _ACEOF rm -f conftest.$ac_objext conftest$ac_exeext if { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_link\"") >&5 (eval $ac_link) 2>conftest.er1 ac_status=$? grep -v '^ *+' conftest.er1 >conftest.err rm -f conftest.er1 cat conftest.err >&5 echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); } && { ac_try='test -z "$ac_c_werror_flag" || test ! -s conftest.err' { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_try\"") >&5 (eval $ac_try) 2>&5 ac_status=$? echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); }; } && { ac_try='test -s conftest$ac_exeext' { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_try\"") >&5 (eval $ac_try) 2>&5 ac_status=$? echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); }; }; then ac_cv_lib_dnet_dnet_ntoa=yes else echo "$as_me: failed program was:" >&5 sed 's/^/| /' conftest.$ac_ext >&5 ac_cv_lib_dnet_dnet_ntoa=no fi rm -f conftest.err conftest.$ac_objext \ conftest$ac_exeext conftest.$ac_ext LIBS=$ac_check_lib_save_LIBS fi echo "$as_me:$LINENO: result: $ac_cv_lib_dnet_dnet_ntoa" >&5 echo "${ECHO_T}$ac_cv_lib_dnet_dnet_ntoa" >&6 if test $ac_cv_lib_dnet_dnet_ntoa = yes; then X_EXTRA_LIBS="$X_EXTRA_LIBS -ldnet" fi if test $ac_cv_lib_dnet_dnet_ntoa = no; then echo "$as_me:$LINENO: checking for dnet_ntoa in -ldnet_stub" >&5 echo $ECHO_N "checking for dnet_ntoa in -ldnet_stub... $ECHO_C" >&6 if test "${ac_cv_lib_dnet_stub_dnet_ntoa+set}" = set; then echo $ECHO_N "(cached) $ECHO_C" >&6 else ac_check_lib_save_LIBS=$LIBS LIBS="-ldnet_stub $LIBS" cat >conftest.$ac_ext <<_ACEOF /* confdefs.h. */ _ACEOF cat confdefs.h >>conftest.$ac_ext cat >>conftest.$ac_ext <<_ACEOF /* end confdefs.h. */ /* Override any gcc2 internal prototype to avoid an error. */ #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" #endif /* We use char because int might match the return type of a gcc2 builtin and then its argument prototype would still apply. */ char dnet_ntoa (); int main () { dnet_ntoa (); ; return 0; } _ACEOF rm -f conftest.$ac_objext conftest$ac_exeext if { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_link\"") >&5 (eval $ac_link) 2>conftest.er1 ac_status=$? grep -v '^ *+' conftest.er1 >conftest.err rm -f conftest.er1 cat conftest.err >&5 echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); } && { ac_try='test -z "$ac_c_werror_flag" || test ! -s conftest.err' { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_try\"") >&5 (eval $ac_try) 2>&5 ac_status=$? echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); }; } && { ac_try='test -s conftest$ac_exeext' { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_try\"") >&5 (eval $ac_try) 2>&5 ac_status=$? echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); }; }; then ac_cv_lib_dnet_stub_dnet_ntoa=yes else echo "$as_me: failed program was:" >&5 sed 's/^/| /' conftest.$ac_ext >&5 ac_cv_lib_dnet_stub_dnet_ntoa=no fi rm -f conftest.err conftest.$ac_objext \ conftest$ac_exeext conftest.$ac_ext LIBS=$ac_check_lib_save_LIBS fi echo "$as_me:$LINENO: result: $ac_cv_lib_dnet_stub_dnet_ntoa" >&5 echo "${ECHO_T}$ac_cv_lib_dnet_stub_dnet_ntoa" >&6 if test $ac_cv_lib_dnet_stub_dnet_ntoa = yes; then X_EXTRA_LIBS="$X_EXTRA_LIBS -ldnet_stub" fi fi fi rm -f conftest.err conftest.$ac_objext \ conftest$ac_exeext conftest.$ac_ext LIBS="$ac_xsave_LIBS" # msh@cis.ufl.edu says -lnsl (and -lsocket) are needed for his 386/AT, # to get the SysV transport functions. # Chad R. Larson says the Pyramis MIS-ES running DC/OSx (SVR4) # needs -lnsl. # The nsl library prevents programs from opening the X display # on Irix 5.2, according to T.E. Dickey. # The functions gethostbyname, getservbyname, and inet_addr are # in -lbsd on LynxOS 3.0.1/i386, according to Lars Hecking. echo "$as_me:$LINENO: checking for gethostbyname" >&5 echo $ECHO_N "checking for gethostbyname... $ECHO_C" >&6 if test "${ac_cv_func_gethostbyname+set}" = set; then echo $ECHO_N "(cached) $ECHO_C" >&6 else cat >conftest.$ac_ext <<_ACEOF /* confdefs.h. */ _ACEOF cat confdefs.h >>conftest.$ac_ext cat >>conftest.$ac_ext <<_ACEOF /* end confdefs.h. */ /* Define gethostbyname to an innocuous variant, in case <limits.h> declares gethostbyname. For example, HP-UX 11i <limits.h> declares gettimeofday. */ #define gethostbyname innocuous_gethostbyname /* System header to define __stub macros and hopefully few prototypes, which can conflict with char gethostbyname (); below. Prefer <limits.h> to <assert.h> if __STDC__ is defined, since <limits.h> exists even on freestanding compilers. */ #ifdef __STDC__ # include <limits.h> #else # include <assert.h> #endif #undef gethostbyname /* Override any gcc2 internal prototype to avoid an error. */ #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" { #endif /* We use char because int might match the return type of a gcc2 builtin and then its argument prototype would still apply. */ char gethostbyname (); /* The GNU C library defines this for functions which it implements to always fail with ENOSYS. Some functions are actually named something starting with __ and the normal name is an alias. */ #if defined (__stub_gethostbyname) || defined (__stub___gethostbyname) choke me #else char (*f) () = gethostbyname; #endif #ifdef __cplusplus } #endif int main () { return f != gethostbyname; ; return 0; } _ACEOF rm -f conftest.$ac_objext conftest$ac_exeext if { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_link\"") >&5 (eval $ac_link) 2>conftest.er1 ac_status=$? grep -v '^ *+' conftest.er1 >conftest.err rm -f conftest.er1 cat conftest.err >&5 echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); } && { ac_try='test -z "$ac_c_werror_flag" || test ! -s conftest.err' { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_try\"") >&5 (eval $ac_try) 2>&5 ac_status=$? echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); }; } && { ac_try='test -s conftest$ac_exeext' { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_try\"") >&5 (eval $ac_try) 2>&5 ac_status=$? echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); }; }; then ac_cv_func_gethostbyname=yes else echo "$as_me: failed program was:" >&5 sed 's/^/| /' conftest.$ac_ext >&5 ac_cv_func_gethostbyname=no fi rm -f conftest.err conftest.$ac_objext \ conftest$ac_exeext conftest.$ac_ext fi echo "$as_me:$LINENO: result: $ac_cv_func_gethostbyname" >&5 echo "${ECHO_T}$ac_cv_func_gethostbyname" >&6 if test $ac_cv_func_gethostbyname = no; then echo "$as_me:$LINENO: checking for gethostbyname in -lnsl" >&5 echo $ECHO_N "checking for gethostbyname in -lnsl... $ECHO_C" >&6 if test "${ac_cv_lib_nsl_gethostbyname+set}" = set; then echo $ECHO_N "(cached) $ECHO_C" >&6 else ac_check_lib_save_LIBS=$LIBS LIBS="-lnsl $LIBS" cat >conftest.$ac_ext <<_ACEOF /* confdefs.h. */ _ACEOF cat confdefs.h >>conftest.$ac_ext cat >>conftest.$ac_ext <<_ACEOF /* end confdefs.h. */ /* Override any gcc2 internal prototype to avoid an error. */ #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" #endif /* We use char because int might match the return type of a gcc2 builtin and then its argument prototype would still apply. */ char gethostbyname (); int main () { gethostbyname (); ; return 0; } _ACEOF rm -f conftest.$ac_objext conftest$ac_exeext if { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_link\"") >&5 (eval $ac_link) 2>conftest.er1 ac_status=$? grep -v '^ *+' conftest.er1 >conftest.err rm -f conftest.er1 cat conftest.err >&5 echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); } && { ac_try='test -z "$ac_c_werror_flag" || test ! -s conftest.err' { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_try\"") >&5 (eval $ac_try) 2>&5 ac_status=$? echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); }; } && { ac_try='test -s conftest$ac_exeext' { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_try\"") >&5 (eval $ac_try) 2>&5 ac_status=$? echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); }; }; then ac_cv_lib_nsl_gethostbyname=yes else echo "$as_me: failed program was:" >&5 sed 's/^/| /' conftest.$ac_ext >&5 ac_cv_lib_nsl_gethostbyname=no fi rm -f conftest.err conftest.$ac_objext \ conftest$ac_exeext conftest.$ac_ext LIBS=$ac_check_lib_save_LIBS fi echo "$as_me:$LINENO: result: $ac_cv_lib_nsl_gethostbyname" >&5 echo "${ECHO_T}$ac_cv_lib_nsl_gethostbyname" >&6 if test $ac_cv_lib_nsl_gethostbyname = yes; then X_EXTRA_LIBS="$X_EXTRA_LIBS -lnsl" fi if test $ac_cv_lib_nsl_gethostbyname = no; then echo "$as_me:$LINENO: checking for gethostbyname in -lbsd" >&5 echo $ECHO_N "checking for gethostbyname in -lbsd... $ECHO_C" >&6 if test "${ac_cv_lib_bsd_gethostbyname+set}" = set; then echo $ECHO_N "(cached) $ECHO_C" >&6 else ac_check_lib_save_LIBS=$LIBS LIBS="-lbsd $LIBS" cat >conftest.$ac_ext <<_ACEOF /* confdefs.h. */ _ACEOF cat confdefs.h >>conftest.$ac_ext cat >>conftest.$ac_ext <<_ACEOF /* end confdefs.h. */ /* Override any gcc2 internal prototype to avoid an error. */ #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" #endif /* We use char because int might match the return type of a gcc2 builtin and then its argument prototype would still apply. */ char gethostbyname (); int main () { gethostbyname (); ; return 0; } _ACEOF rm -f conftest.$ac_objext conftest$ac_exeext if { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_link\"") >&5 (eval $ac_link) 2>conftest.er1 ac_status=$? grep -v '^ *+' conftest.er1 >conftest.err rm -f conftest.er1 cat conftest.err >&5 echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); } && { ac_try='test -z "$ac_c_werror_flag" || test ! -s conftest.err' { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_try\"") >&5 (eval $ac_try) 2>&5 ac_status=$? echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); }; } && { ac_try='test -s conftest$ac_exeext' { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_try\"") >&5 (eval $ac_try) 2>&5 ac_status=$? echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); }; }; then ac_cv_lib_bsd_gethostbyname=yes else echo "$as_me: failed program was:" >&5 sed 's/^/| /' conftest.$ac_ext >&5 ac_cv_lib_bsd_gethostbyname=no fi rm -f conftest.err conftest.$ac_objext \ conftest$ac_exeext conftest.$ac_ext LIBS=$ac_check_lib_save_LIBS fi echo "$as_me:$LINENO: result: $ac_cv_lib_bsd_gethostbyname" >&5 echo "${ECHO_T}$ac_cv_lib_bsd_gethostbyname" >&6 if test $ac_cv_lib_bsd_gethostbyname = yes; then X_EXTRA_LIBS="$X_EXTRA_LIBS -lbsd" fi fi fi # lieder@skyler.mavd.honeywell.com says without -lsocket, # socket/setsockopt and other routines are undefined under SCO ODT # 2.0. But -lsocket is broken on IRIX 5.2 (and is not necessary # on later versions), says Simon Leinen: it contains gethostby* # variants that don't use the name server (or something). -lsocket # must be given before -lnsl if both are needed. We assume that # if connect needs -lnsl, so does gethostbyname. echo "$as_me:$LINENO: checking for connect" >&5 echo $ECHO_N "checking for connect... $ECHO_C" >&6 if test "${ac_cv_func_connect+set}" = set; then echo $ECHO_N "(cached) $ECHO_C" >&6 else cat >conftest.$ac_ext <<_ACEOF /* confdefs.h. */ _ACEOF cat confdefs.h >>conftest.$ac_ext cat >>conftest.$ac_ext <<_ACEOF /* end confdefs.h. */ /* Define connect to an innocuous variant, in case <limits.h> declares connect. For example, HP-UX 11i <limits.h> declares gettimeofday. */ #define connect innocuous_connect /* System header to define __stub macros and hopefully few prototypes, which can conflict with char connect (); below. 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echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); } && { ac_try='./conftest$ac_exeext' { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_try\"") >&5 (eval $ac_try) 2>&5 ac_status=$? echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \$? = $ac_status" >&5 (exit $ac_status); }; }; then ac_cv_sizeof_long=`cat conftest.val` else echo "$as_me: program exited with status $ac_status" >&5 echo "$as_me: failed program was:" >&5 sed 's/^/| /' conftest.$ac_ext >&5 ( exit $ac_status ) { { echo "$as_me:$LINENO: error: cannot compute sizeof (long), 77 See \`config.log' for more details." >&5 echo "$as_me: error: cannot compute sizeof (long), 77 See \`config.log' for more details." >&2;} { (exit 1); exit 1; }; } fi rm -f core *.core gmon.out bb.out conftest$ac_exeext conftest.$ac_objext conftest.$ac_ext fi fi rm -f conftest.val else ac_cv_sizeof_long=0 fi fi echo "$as_me:$LINENO: result: $ac_cv_sizeof_long" >&5 echo "${ECHO_T}$ac_cv_sizeof_long" >&6 cat >>confdefs.h <<_ACEOF #define SIZEOF_LONG $ac_cv_sizeof_long _ACEOF echo "$as_me:$LINENO: checking for float" >&5 echo $ECHO_N "checking for float... $ECHO_C" >&6 if test "${ac_cv_type_float+set}" = set; then echo $ECHO_N "(cached) $ECHO_C" >&6 else cat >conftest.$ac_ext <<_ACEOF /* confdefs.h. */ _ACEOF cat confdefs.h >>conftest.$ac_ext cat >>conftest.$ac_ext <<_ACEOF /* end confdefs.h. */ $ac_includes_default int main () { if ((float *) 0) return 0; if (sizeof (float)) return 0; ; return 0; } _ACEOF rm -f conftest.$ac_objext if { (eval echo "$as_me:$LINENO: \"$ac_compile\"") >&5 (eval $ac_compile) 2>conftest.er1 ac_status=$? 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exit (0); } variable bufid, msgid; bufid = pvm_recv (-1, -1); (,msgid,) = pvm_bufinfo (bufid); variable obj = pvm_recv_obj(); vmessage ("%s says %s", obj.from, obj.msg); pvm_exit(); exit(0); } main(); pvm-0.1.5/examples/hello_slave����������������������������������������������������������������������0000755�0026061�0026061�00000000404�07753241224�016634� 0����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ustar �houck���������������������������houck���������������������������0000000�0000000������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������#! /usr/bin/env slsh require ("pvm"); define main() { variable ptid = pvm_parent(); variable s = struct {msg, from}; s.msg = "Hello World"; s.from = getenv ("HOST"); pvm_send_obj (ptid, 1, s); pvm_exit(); exit(0); } main(); ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������pvm-0.1.5/examples/master���������������������������������������������������������������������������0000755�0026061�0026061�00000002104�07753241224�015631� 0����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ustar �houck���������������������������houck���������������������������0000000�0000000������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������#!/usr/bin/env slsh require ("pvm_ms"); variable Slave_Pgm= path_concat (getcwd(), "slave"); if (__argc != 3) { () = fprintf (stderr, "%s <remote-cmd> <N>\n", __argv[0]); exit (1); } static variable Cmd = __argv[1]; static variable N = integer (__argv[2]); static define slave_spawned_callback (tid, host, argv) { vmessage ("Slave running %s spawned on %s with task-id %d\n", argv[0], host, tid); } pvm_ms_set_slave_spawned_callback (&slave_spawned_callback); static define main () { variable pgm_argvs = Array_Type[N]; variable pgm_argv = [Slave_Pgm, Cmd]; pgm_argvs[*] = pgm_argv; % Make sure these variables are set up on the remote end %pvm_export ("SLSH_CONF_DIR"); %pvm_export ("SLSH_PATH"); pvm_ms_set_debug (0); %pvm_ms_set_hosts ("vex", "verus", "aluche"); pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host (2); variable exit_status = pvm_ms_run_master (pgm_argvs); foreach (exit_status) { variable s = (); () = fprintf (stdout, "%s [exit %d]==>\n%s\n\n", Cmd, s.exit_status, s.stdout); } exit (0); } main (); ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������pvm-0.1.5/examples/slave����������������������������������������������������������������������������0000755�0026061�0026061�00000000246�07753241224�015455� 0����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ustar �houck���������������������������houck���������������������������0000000�0000000������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������#!/usr/bin/env slsh require ("pvm_ms"); if (__argc == 1) { () = fprintf (stderr, "%s pgm [args]\n", __argv[0]); exit (1); } pvm_ms_run_slave (__argv[[1:]]); ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������pvm-0.1.5/src/��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������0000755�0026061�0026061�00000000000�10330414266�013355� 5����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ustar �houck���������������������������houck���������������������������0000000�0000000������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������pvm-0.1.5/src/Makefile.in���������������������������������������������������������������������������0000644�0026061�0026061�00000007751�10330413725�015433� 0����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ustar �houck���������������������������houck���������������������������0000000�0000000������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������# -*- sh -*- #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # List of modules and associated .sl files to install #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- MODULES = pvm-module.so SL_FILES = pvm.sl pvm_ms.sl xpvm.sl HLP_FILES = ../doc/help/pvm.hlp #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Installation Directories #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- prefix = @prefix@ exec_prefix = @exec_prefix@ MODULE_INSTALL_DIR = @MODULE_INSTALL_DIR@ SL_FILES_INSTALL_DIR = @SL_FILES_INSTALL_DIR@ HELP_FILES_INSTALL_DIR = $(SL_FILES_INSTALL_DIR)/help #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # C Compiler to create a shared library #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- CC_SHARED = @CC_SHARED@ #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Location of the S-Lang library and its include file #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- SLANG_INC = @SLANG_INC@ SLANG_LIB = @SLANG_LIB@ -lslang #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Additional Libraries required by the module #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- PVM_INC = @PVM3_INC@ PVM_LIB = @PVM3_LIB@ -lpvm3 -lgpvm3 LIBSOCKET = @LIBSOCKET@ MODULE_LIBS = $(PVM_LIB) $(LIBSOCKET) RPATH = @RPATH@ #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Misc Programs required for installation #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- INSTALL = @INSTALL@ INSTALL_DATA = @INSTALL_DATA@ MKINSDIR = ../autoconf/mkinsdir.sh #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # DESTDIR is designed to facilitate making packages. Normally it is empty #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- DESTDIR = DEST_MODULE_INSTALL_DIR = $(DESTDIR)$(MODULE_INSTALL_DIR) DEST_SL_FILES_INSTALL_DIR = $(DESTDIR)$(SL_FILES_INSTALL_DIR) DEST_HELP_FILES_INSTALL_DIR = $(DESTDIR)$(HELP_FILES_INSTALL_DIR) #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- LIBS = $(SLANG_LIB) $(MODULE_LIBS) $(RPATH) $(DL_LIB) -lm INCS = $(PVM_INC) $(SLANG_INC) all: $(MODULES) #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Put Rules to create the modules here #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- pvm-module.so: pvm-module.c $(CC_SHARED) $(INCS) pvm-module.c -o pvm-module.so $(LIBS) #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Regression tests #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- test: @for X in tests/test_*.sl; \ do \ slsh $$X; \ done #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- # Installation Rules #--------------------------------------------------------------------------- install_directories: $(MKINSDIR) $(DEST_MODULE_INSTALL_DIR) $(MKINSDIR) $(DEST_SL_FILES_INSTALL_DIR) $(MKINSDIR) $(DEST_HELP_FILES_INSTALL_DIR) install_modules: @for X in $(MODULES); \ do \ echo $(INSTALL_DATA) $$X $(DEST_MODULE_INSTALL_DIR); \ $(INSTALL_DATA) $$X $(DEST_MODULE_INSTALL_DIR); \ if [ "$$?" != "0" ]; then \ exit 1; \ fi; \ done install_slfiles: @for X in $(SL_FILES); \ do \ echo $(INSTALL_DATA) $$X $(DEST_SL_FILES_INSTALL_DIR); \ $(INSTALL_DATA) $$X $(DEST_SL_FILES_INSTALL_DIR); \ if [ "$$?" != "0" ]; then \ exit 1; \ fi; \ done install_hlpfiles: @for X in $(HLP_FILES); \ do \ echo $(INSTALL_DATA) $$X $(DEST_HELP_FILES_INSTALL_DIR); \ $(INSTALL_DATA) $$X $(DEST_HELP_FILES_INSTALL_DIR); \ if [ "$$?" != "0" ]; then \ exit 1; \ fi; \ done install: all install_directories install_modules install_slfiles install_hlpfiles clean: -/bin/rm -f $(MODULES) *~ \#* distclean: clean -/bin/rm -f config.h Makefile �����������������������pvm-0.1.5/src/config.hin����������������������������������������������������������������������������0000644�0026061�0026061�00000000424�07753241225�015332� 0����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ustar �houck���������������������������houck���������������������������0000000�0000000������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������/* -*- c -*- */ /* Define this if have stdlib.h */ #undef HAVE_STDLIB_H /* Define this if you have unistd.h */ #undef HAVE_UNISTD_H /* Set these to the appropriate values */ #undef SIZEOF_SHORT #undef SIZEOF_INT #undef SIZEOF_LONG #undef SIZEOF_FLOAT #undef SIZEOF_DOUBLE ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������pvm-0.1.5/src/pvm-module.c��������������������������������������������������������������������������0000644�0026061�0026061�00000077635�10234030220�015613� 0����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ustar �houck���������������������������houck���������������������������0000000�0000000������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������/* -*- mode: C; mode: fold; -*- */ /* Copyright (c) 2003 Massachusetts Institute of Technology This software was developed by the MIT Center for Space Research under contract SV1-61010 from the Smithsonian Institution. Permission to use, copy, modify, distribute, and sell this software and its documentation for any purpose is hereby granted without fee, provided that the above copyright notice appear in all copies and that both that copyright notice and this permission notice appear in the supporting documentation, and that the name of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology not be used in advertising or publicity pertaining to distribution of the software without specific, written prior permission. The Massachusetts Institute of Technology makes no representations about the suitability of this software for any purpose. It is provided "as is" without express or implied warranty. THE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY DISCLAIMS ALL WARRANTIES WITH REGARD TO THIS SOFTWARE, INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS. IN NO EVENT SHALL THE MASSACHUSETTS INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY BE LIABLE FOR ANY SPECIAL, INDIRECT OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OR ANY DAMAGES WHATSOEVER RESULTING FROM LOSS OF USE, DATA OR PROFITS, WHETHER IN AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, NEGLIGENCE OR OTHER TORTIOUS ACTION, ARISING OUT OF OR IN CONNECTION WITH THE USE OR PERFORMANCE OF THIS SOFTWARE. */ /* Author: John E. Davis (davis@space.mit.edu) */ #include "config.h" #include <stdio.h> #include <signal.h> #include <string.h> #include <stdlib.h> #ifdef HAVE_UNISTD_H # include <unistd.h> #endif #include <slang.h> #include <pvm3.h> #ifdef __cplusplus extern "C" { #endif SLANG_MODULE(pvm); #ifdef __cplusplus } #endif #include "version.h" static int throw_pvm_exception (int err) { if (err < 0) SLang_verror (SL_INTRINSIC_ERROR, "pvm_error: %d", err); return err; } static int pop_2_ints (int *a, int *b) { if ((-1 == SLang_pop_integer (b)) || (-1 == SLang_pop_integer (a))) return -1; return 0; } static SLang_Array_Type *create_int_array (int n) { return SLang_create_array (SLANG_INT_TYPE, 0, NULL, &n, 1); } static SLang_Array_Type *create_string_array (int n) { return SLang_create_array (SLANG_STRING_TYPE, 0, NULL, &n, 1); } static void datatype_intrinsic (int *class_id) { SLtype id = (SLtype) *class_id; if (0 == SLclass_is_class_defined (id)) { SLang_verror (SL_INVALID_PARM, "Invalid data type id (%d)", id); return; } (void) SLclass_push_int_obj (SLANG_DATATYPE_TYPE, id); } #if 0 static int map_pvm_to_slang (int slang_data_type) { switch (slang_data_type) { case SLANG_STRING_TYPE: return PVM_STR; case SLANG_UCHAR_TYPE: case SLANG_CHAR_TYPE: return PVM_BYTE; case SLANG_SHORT_TYPE: return PVM_SHORT; case SLANG_INT_TYPE: return PVM_INT; case SLANG_FLOAT_TYPE: return PVM_FLOAT; case SLANG_DOUBLE_TYPE: return PVM_DOUBLE; case SLANG_COMPLEX_TYPE: return PVM_DCPLX; case SLANG_LONG_TYPE: return PVM_LONG; case SLANG_USHORT_TYPE: return PVM_USHORT; case SLANG_UINT_TYPE: return PVM_UINT; case SLANG_ULONG_TYPE: return PVM_ULONG; } SLang_verror (SL_NOT_IMPLEMENTED, "Unsupported type %s", SLclass_get_datatype_name (slang_data_type)); return -1; } #endif /* Define intrinsics here */ static void _pvm_spawn (int *flag, char *where, int *ntasks) { SLang_Array_Type *at_argv; SLang_Array_Type *at_tids; char **argv; char *task; unsigned int argc; unsigned int i; char **argv_data; int *tids; if (*ntasks < 1) { SLang_verror (SL_INVALID_PARM, "pvm_spawn: ntasks must be > 0"); return; } if (-1 == SLang_pop_array_of_type (&at_argv, SLANG_STRING_TYPE)) return; argc = at_argv->num_elements; if (argc == 0) { SLang_verror (SL_INVALID_PARM, "pvm_spawn: argv has no elements"); SLang_free_array (at_argv); return; } if (NULL == (argv = (char **)SLmalloc ((argc+1) * sizeof (char *)))) { SLang_free_array (at_argv); return; } if (NULL == (at_tids = create_int_array (*ntasks))) { SLang_free_array (at_argv); SLfree ((char *)argv); return; } argv_data = (char **) at_argv->data; task = argv_data[0]; for (i = 1; i < argc; i++) { if (argv_data[i] == NULL) break; argv [i-1] = argv_data[i]; } argv[i-1] = NULL; tids = (int *)at_tids->data; (void) pvm_spawn (task, argv, *flag, where, *ntasks, tids); SLang_free_array (at_argv); SLfree ((char *)argv); if (*ntasks == 1) SLang_push_integer (*tids); else SLang_push_array (at_tids, 0); SLang_free_array (at_tids); } static int _pvm_mytid (void) { return pvm_mytid (); } static int _pvm_parent (void) { return pvm_parent (); } static void _pvm_exit (void) { if (0 != pvm_exit ()) SLang_vmessage ("pvm_exit failed\n"); } static int _pvm_initsend (int *encoding) { int bufid; bufid = pvm_initsend (*encoding); return bufid; } static void _pvm_pack (void) { unsigned int nargs; nargs = (unsigned int) SLang_Num_Function_Args; if (-1 == SLreverse_stack ((int) nargs)) return; while (nargs) { SLang_Array_Type *at; int info; VOID_STAR data; unsigned int num_elements; nargs--; if (-1 == SLang_pop_array (&at, 1)) return; data = at->data; num_elements = at->num_elements; switch (at->data_type) { case SLANG_CHAR_TYPE: case SLANG_UCHAR_TYPE: info = pvm_pkbyte ((char*)data, num_elements, 1); break; case SLANG_SHORT_TYPE: info = pvm_pkshort ((short*)data, num_elements, 1); break; case SLANG_USHORT_TYPE: info = pvm_pkushort ((unsigned short*)data, num_elements, 1); break; case SLANG_INT_TYPE: info = pvm_pkint ((int*)data, num_elements, 1); break; case SLANG_UINT_TYPE: info = pvm_pkuint ((unsigned int*)data, num_elements, 1); break; case SLANG_LONG_TYPE: info = pvm_pklong ((long*)data, num_elements, 1); break; case SLANG_ULONG_TYPE: info = pvm_pkulong ((unsigned long*)data, num_elements, 1); break; case SLANG_FLOAT_TYPE: info = pvm_pkfloat ((float*)data, num_elements, 1); break; case SLANG_DOUBLE_TYPE: info = pvm_pkdouble ((double *)data, num_elements, 1); break; case SLANG_COMPLEX_TYPE: info = pvm_pkdcplx ((double *)data, num_elements, 1); break; case SLANG_STRING_TYPE: if (num_elements) info = pvm_pkstr (*(char **)data); else info = 0; break; default: SLang_verror (SL_INTRINSIC_ERROR, "pvm_pack: %s not supported", SLclass_get_datatype_name (at->data_type)); info = -1; } SLang_free_array (at); if (info < 0) { (void) throw_pvm_exception (info); return; } } } static int _pvm_unpack_internal (SLtype data_type, VOID_STAR data, unsigned int num_elements) { int info; switch (data_type) { case SLANG_CHAR_TYPE: case SLANG_UCHAR_TYPE: info = pvm_upkbyte ((char*)data, num_elements, 1); break; case SLANG_SHORT_TYPE: info = pvm_upkshort ((short*)data, num_elements, 1); break; case SLANG_USHORT_TYPE: info = pvm_upkushort ((unsigned short*)data, num_elements, 1); break; case SLANG_INT_TYPE: info = pvm_upkint ((int*)data, num_elements, 1); break; case SLANG_UINT_TYPE: info = pvm_upkuint ((unsigned int*)data, num_elements, 1); break; case SLANG_LONG_TYPE: info = pvm_upklong ((long*)data, num_elements, 1); break; case SLANG_ULONG_TYPE: info = pvm_upkulong ((unsigned long*)data, num_elements, 1); break; case SLANG_FLOAT_TYPE: info = pvm_upkfloat ((float*)data, num_elements, 1); break; case SLANG_DOUBLE_TYPE: info = pvm_upkdouble ((double *)data, num_elements, 1); break; case SLANG_COMPLEX_TYPE: info = pvm_upkdcplx ((double *)data, num_elements, 1); break; case SLANG_STRING_TYPE: { int nbytes, msgtag, tid; char *buf; info = pvm_bufinfo (pvm_getrbuf(), &nbytes, &msgtag, &tid); if (info < 0) { throw_pvm_exception (info); return -1; } if (NULL == (buf = SLmalloc (nbytes + 1))) return -1; info = pvm_upkstr (buf); if (info < 0) { throw_pvm_exception (info); SLfree (buf); return -1; } if (NULL == (*(char **)data = SLang_create_slstring (buf))) { SLfree (buf); return -1; } SLfree (buf); } break; default: SLang_verror (SL_INTRINSIC_ERROR, "pvm_pack: %s not supported", SLclass_get_datatype_name (data_type)); info = -1; } if (info < 0) { (void) throw_pvm_exception (info); return -1; } return 0; } static void _pvm_unpack (void) { int num_elements = 1; SLtype type; int need_array = 0; SLang_Array_Type *at; if (SLang_Num_Function_Args == 2) { need_array = 1; if (-1 == SLang_pop_integer (&num_elements)) return; if (num_elements < 0) { SLang_verror (SL_INVALID_PARM, "pvm_unpack: num-elements should >0"); return; } } if (-1 == SLang_pop_datatype (&type)) return; if (NULL == (at = SLang_create_array (type, 0, NULL, &num_elements, 1))) return; if (-1 == _pvm_unpack_internal (type, at->data, num_elements)) { SLang_free_array (at); return; } if (need_array) (void) SLang_push_array (at, 0); else (void) SLang_push_value (type, at->data); SLang_free_array (at); } static int _pvm_recv (int *tid, int *msgtag) { return throw_pvm_exception (pvm_recv (*tid, *msgtag)); } static void _pvm_send (int *tid, int *msgtag) { (void) throw_pvm_exception (pvm_send (*tid, *msgtag)); } static void _pvm_notify (void) { int what, msgtag, info; if (-1 == SLreverse_stack (SLang_Num_Function_Args)) return; /* stack: tids, msgtag, what */ if (-1 == pop_2_ints (&msgtag, &what)) return; if ((what == PvmTaskExit) || (what == PvmHostDelete)) { SLang_Array_Type *at; if (-1 == SLang_pop_array_of_type (&at, SLANG_INT_TYPE)) return; info = pvm_notify (what, msgtag, at->num_elements, (int *)at->data); SLang_free_array (at); } else if (what == PvmHostAdd) { int cnt; if (-1 == SLang_pop_integer (&cnt)) return; info = pvm_notify (what, msgtag, cnt, NULL); } else { SLang_verror (SL_INVALID_PARM, "pvm_notify: event to trigger parameter is invalid"); return; } (void) throw_pvm_exception (info); } static void _pvm_bufinfo (int *bufid) { int bytes, tid, msgtag, info; info = pvm_bufinfo (*bufid, &bytes, &msgtag, &tid); if (info < 0) { throw_pvm_exception (info); return; } (void) SLang_push_integer (bytes); (void) SLang_push_integer (msgtag); (void) SLang_push_integer (tid); } static int _pvm_probe (int *tid, int *msgtag) { return throw_pvm_exception (pvm_probe (*tid, *msgtag)); } static int _pvm_archcode (char *arch) { return throw_pvm_exception (pvm_archcode (arch)); } static int _pvm_addhost (char *host) { int info; return pvm_addhosts (&host, 1, &info); } static void _pvm_delhost (char *host) { int info; throw_pvm_exception (pvm_delhosts (&host, 1, &info)); } static void _pvm_export (char *name) { (void) pvm_export (name); } static void _pvm_freebuf (int *bufid) { (void) throw_pvm_exception (pvm_freebuf (*bufid)); } static void _pvm_freecontext (int *ctx) { (void) throw_pvm_exception (pvm_freecontext (*ctx)); } static int _pvm_getcontext (void) { return throw_pvm_exception (pvm_getcontext ()); } static int _pvm_newcontext (void) { return throw_pvm_exception (pvm_newcontext ()); } static int _pvm_setcontext (int *ctx) { return throw_pvm_exception (pvm_setcontext (*ctx)); } static int _pvm_getopt (int *what) { return throw_pvm_exception (pvm_getopt (*what)); } static int _pvm_nrecv (int *tid, int *msgtag) { return throw_pvm_exception (pvm_nrecv (*tid, *msgtag)); } static void _pvm_sendsig (int *tid, int *sig) { (void) throw_pvm_exception (pvm_sendsig (*tid, *sig)); } static int _pvm_tidtohost (int *tid) { return throw_pvm_exception (pvm_tidtohost (*tid)); } static int _pvm_setopt (int *opt, int *val) { return throw_pvm_exception (pvm_setopt (*opt, *val)); } typedef struct { int narch; SLang_Array_Type *hi_tid; SLang_Array_Type *hi_name; SLang_Array_Type *hi_arch; SLang_Array_Type *hi_speed; SLang_Array_Type *hi_dsig; } Host_Config_Type; static SLang_CStruct_Field_Type Config_Struct [] = { MAKE_CSTRUCT_FIELD(Host_Config_Type, narch, "narch", SLANG_INT_TYPE, 0), MAKE_CSTRUCT_FIELD(Host_Config_Type, hi_tid, "hi_tid", SLANG_ARRAY_TYPE, 0), MAKE_CSTRUCT_FIELD(Host_Config_Type, hi_name, "hi_name", SLANG_ARRAY_TYPE, 0), MAKE_CSTRUCT_FIELD(Host_Config_Type, hi_arch, "hi_arch", SLANG_ARRAY_TYPE, 0), MAKE_CSTRUCT_FIELD(Host_Config_Type, hi_speed, "hi_speed", SLANG_ARRAY_TYPE, 0), MAKE_CSTRUCT_FIELD(Host_Config_Type, hi_dsig, "hi_dsig", SLANG_ARRAY_TYPE, 0), SLANG_END_CSTRUCT_TABLE }; static void _pvm_config (void) { int nhost, narch; struct pvmhostinfo *hostp; Host_Config_Type h; int i; if (throw_pvm_exception (pvm_config (&nhost, &narch, &hostp)) < 0) return; memset ((char *) &h, sizeof(h), 0); h.narch = narch; if ((NULL == (h.hi_tid = create_int_array (nhost))) || (NULL == (h.hi_name = create_string_array (nhost))) || (NULL == (h.hi_arch = create_string_array (nhost))) || (NULL == (h.hi_speed = create_int_array (nhost))) || (NULL == (h.hi_dsig = create_int_array (nhost)))) goto free_return; /* Ok for the slang errors to occur below --- no need to check failures */ for (i = 0; i < nhost; i++) { ((int *)(h.hi_tid->data))[i] = hostp[i].hi_tid; ((char **)(h.hi_name->data))[i] = SLang_create_slstring (hostp[i].hi_name); ((char **)(h.hi_arch->data))[i] = SLang_create_slstring (hostp[i].hi_arch); ((int *)(h.hi_speed->data))[i] = hostp[i].hi_speed; ((int *)(h.hi_dsig->data))[i] = hostp[i].hi_dsig; } (void) SLang_push_cstruct ((VOID_STAR) &h, Config_Struct); free_return: SLang_free_array (h.hi_tid); SLang_free_array (h.hi_name); SLang_free_array (h.hi_arch); SLang_free_array (h.hi_speed); SLang_free_array (h.hi_dsig); } static int _pvm_getrbuf (void) { return throw_pvm_exception (pvm_getrbuf ()); } static int _pvm_getsbuf (void) { return throw_pvm_exception (pvm_getsbuf ()); } static void _pvm_halt (void) { (void) throw_pvm_exception (pvm_halt ()); } static void _pvm_kill (int *tid) { (void) throw_pvm_exception (pvm_kill (*tid)); } static int _pvm_mstat (char *host) { return pvm_mstat (host); } static int _pvm_pstat (int *tid) { return pvm_pstat (*tid); } typedef struct { SLang_Array_Type *ti_tid; SLang_Array_Type *ti_ptid; SLang_Array_Type *ti_host; SLang_Array_Type *ti_flag; SLang_Array_Type *ti_a_out; } Task_Info_Type; static SLang_CStruct_Field_Type TaskInfo_Struct [] = { MAKE_CSTRUCT_FIELD(Task_Info_Type, ti_tid, "ti_tid", SLANG_ARRAY_TYPE, 0), MAKE_CSTRUCT_FIELD(Task_Info_Type, ti_ptid, "ti_ptid", SLANG_ARRAY_TYPE, 0), MAKE_CSTRUCT_FIELD(Task_Info_Type, ti_host, "ti_host", SLANG_ARRAY_TYPE, 0), MAKE_CSTRUCT_FIELD(Task_Info_Type, ti_flag, "ti_flag", SLANG_ARRAY_TYPE, 0), MAKE_CSTRUCT_FIELD(Task_Info_Type, ti_a_out, "ti_a_out", SLANG_ARRAY_TYPE, 0), SLANG_END_CSTRUCT_TABLE }; static void _pvm_tasks (int *where) { int ntask; struct pvmtaskinfo *taskinfo; Task_Info_Type t; int i, status; status = pvm_tasks (*where, &ntask, &taskinfo); if (status == PvmNoHost) { SLang_push_null (); return; } throw_pvm_exception (status); memset ((char *) &t, sizeof(t), 0); if ((NULL == (t.ti_tid = create_int_array (ntask))) || (NULL == (t.ti_ptid = create_int_array (ntask))) || (NULL == (t.ti_host = create_int_array (ntask))) || (NULL == (t.ti_flag = create_int_array (ntask))) || (NULL == (t.ti_a_out = create_string_array (ntask)))) goto free_return; /* Ok for the slang errors to occur below --- no need to check failures */ for (i = 0; i < ntask; i++) { ((int *)(t.ti_tid->data))[i] = taskinfo[i].ti_tid; ((int *)(t.ti_ptid->data))[i] = taskinfo[i].ti_ptid; ((int *)(t.ti_host->data))[i] = taskinfo[i].ti_host; ((int *)(t.ti_flag->data))[i] = taskinfo[i].ti_flag; ((char **)(t.ti_a_out->data))[i] = SLang_create_slstring (taskinfo[i].ti_a_out); } (void) SLang_push_cstruct ((VOID_STAR) &t, TaskInfo_Struct); free_return: SLang_free_array (t.ti_tid); SLang_free_array (t.ti_ptid); SLang_free_array (t.ti_host); SLang_free_array (t.ti_flag); SLang_free_array (t.ti_a_out); } static void _pvm_mcast (int *msgid) { SLang_Array_Type *at; if (-1 == SLang_pop_array_of_type (&at, SLANG_INT_TYPE)) return; if (at->num_elements) throw_pvm_exception (pvm_mcast ((int *)at->data, at->num_elements, *msgid)); SLang_free_array (at); } #if 0 static void not_implemented (void) { SLang_verror (SL_NOT_IMPLEMENTED, "Not implemented"); } static void _pvm_psend (void) { /* I do not know how I can implement this one without a memory leak. * The best I can do is to make it operate in a synchronous manner. */ not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_precv (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_perror (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_addmhf (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_delinfo (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_delmhf (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_gather (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_getfds (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_getminfo (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_getnoresets (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_hostsync (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_getmboxinfo (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_mkbuf (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_putinfo (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_recvinfo (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_reduce (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_reg_hoster (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_reg_rm (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_reg_tasker (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_reg_tracer (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_scatter (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_setminfo (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_setrbuf (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_setsbuf (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_siblings (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_start_pvmd (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_tickle (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_trecv (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_unexport (void) { not_implemented (); } static void _pvm_version (void) { not_implemented (); } #endif #define USE_GROUP_FUNCTIONS 1 #if USE_GROUP_FUNCTIONS /* There are the group functions, which are in a separate library. */ static void _pvm_bcast (char *group, int *msgtag) { (void) throw_pvm_exception (pvm_bcast (group, *msgtag)); } static int _pvm_getinst (char *group, int *tid) { return throw_pvm_exception (pvm_getinst (group, *tid)); } static void _pvm_barrier (char *group, int *count) { throw_pvm_exception (pvm_barrier (group, *count)); } static void _pvm_lvgroup (char *group) { throw_pvm_exception (pvm_lvgroup (group)); } static int _pvm_gettid (char *group, int *inum) { return throw_pvm_exception (pvm_gettid (group, *inum)); } static int _pvm_gsize (char *group) { return throw_pvm_exception (pvm_gsize (group)); } static int _pvm_joingroup (char *group) { return throw_pvm_exception (pvm_joingroup(group)); } #endif static void sigterm_handler (int sig) { killpg (0, sig); exit (1); } static void _pvm_sigterm_enable (int *mode) { if (*mode == 0) { (void) SLsignal (SIGTERM, SIG_DFL); return; } /* Make this process its own group leader. This is done to avoid * killing the pvm daemon, which otherwise is a member of the current * process group. */ (void) setpgid (getpid (), getpid ()); SLsignal (SIGTERM, sigterm_handler); } #define USE_TRACING_FUNCTIONS 1 #if USE_TRACING_FUNCTIONS /* At this time, the only tracing functions, constants and data types * included are those necessary to interface with XPVM. */ #include <pvmtev.h> typedef struct { Pvmtmask trace_mask; } Pvmtmask_Type; static int Pvmtmask_Type_Id = -1; static void destroy_pvmtmask_type (SLtype type, VOID_STAR f) { (void) type; (void) f; } static void _pvm_settmask (int *tid, Pvmtmask_Type *tm) { pvm_settmask (*tid, tm->trace_mask); } static void _tev_mask_init (Pvmtmask_Type *tm) { TEV_MASK_INIT (tm->trace_mask); } static void _tev_mask_set (Pvmtmask_Type *tm, int *m) { TEV_MASK_SET (tm->trace_mask, *m); } #endif #define DUMMY_MODEL_TYPE 255 #define V SLANG_VOID_TYPE #define I SLANG_INT_TYPE #define S SLANG_STRING_TYPE static SLang_Intrin_Fun_Type Module_Intrinsics [] = { MAKE_INTRINSIC_1("pvm_delhost", _pvm_delhost, V, S), MAKE_INTRINSIC_1("pvm_export", _pvm_export, V, S), MAKE_INTRINSIC_1("pvm_freebuf", _pvm_freebuf, V, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_1("pvm_freecontext", _pvm_freecontext, V, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_0("pvm_getcontext", _pvm_getcontext, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_0("pvm_newcontext", _pvm_newcontext, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_1("pvm_setcontext", _pvm_setcontext, I, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_1("pvm_getopt", _pvm_getopt, I, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_2("pvm_nrecv", _pvm_nrecv, I, I, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_2("pvm_sendsig", _pvm_sendsig, V, I, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_1("pvm_tidtohost", _pvm_tidtohost, I, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_2("pvm_setopt", _pvm_setopt, I, I, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_0("pvm_config", _pvm_config, V), MAKE_INTRINSIC_0("pvm_getrbuf", _pvm_getrbuf, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_0("pvm_getsbuf", _pvm_getsbuf, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_0("pvm_halt", _pvm_halt, V), MAKE_INTRINSIC_1("pvm_tasks", _pvm_tasks, V, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_1("pvm_kill", _pvm_kill, V, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_1("pvm_mstat", _pvm_mstat, I, S), MAKE_INTRINSIC_1("pvm_pstat", _pvm_pstat, I, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_1("pvm_mcast", _pvm_mcast, V, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_1("pvm_addhost", _pvm_addhost, I, S), MAKE_INTRINSIC_1("pvm_archcode", _pvm_archcode, I, S), MAKE_INTRINSIC_2("pvm_probe", _pvm_probe, I, I, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_1("pvm_bufinfo", _pvm_bufinfo, V, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_0("pvm_notify", _pvm_notify, V), MAKE_INTRINSIC_0("pvm_unpack", _pvm_unpack, V), MAKE_INTRINSIC_2("pvm_send", _pvm_send, V, I, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_2("pvm_recv", _pvm_recv, I, I, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_0("pvm_pack", _pvm_pack, V), MAKE_INTRINSIC_1("pvm_initsend", _pvm_initsend, I, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_0("pvm_exit", _pvm_exit, V), MAKE_INTRINSIC_0("pvm_mytid", _pvm_mytid, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_0("pvm_parent", _pvm_parent, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_3("pvm_spawn", _pvm_spawn, V, I, S, I), #if USE_GROUP_FUNCTIONS MAKE_INTRINSIC_2("pvm_barrier", _pvm_barrier, V, S, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_2("pvm_getinst", _pvm_getinst, I, S, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_2("pvm_bcast", _pvm_bcast, V, S, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_2("pvm_gettid", _pvm_gettid, I, S, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_1("pvm_gsize", _pvm_gsize, I, S), MAKE_INTRINSIC_1("pvm_joingroup", _pvm_joingroup, V, S), MAKE_INTRINSIC_1("pvm_lvgroup", _pvm_lvgroup, V, S), #endif #if USE_TRACING_FUNCTIONS MAKE_INTRINSIC_2("pvm_settmask", _pvm_settmask, V, I, DUMMY_MODEL_TYPE), MAKE_INTRINSIC_1("pvm_tev_mask_init", _tev_mask_init, V, DUMMY_MODEL_TYPE), MAKE_INTRINSIC_2("pvm_tev_mask_set", _tev_mask_set, V, DUMMY_MODEL_TYPE, I), #endif MAKE_INTRINSIC_1("pvm_sigterm_enable", _pvm_sigterm_enable, V, I), MAKE_INTRINSIC_1("__datatype", datatype_intrinsic, V, I), SLANG_END_INTRIN_FUN_TABLE }; static SLang_Intrin_Var_Type Module_Variables [] = { MAKE_VARIABLE("_pvm_module_version_string", &Module_Version_String, SLANG_STRING_TYPE, 1), SLANG_END_INTRIN_VAR_TABLE }; static SLang_IConstant_Type Module_IConstants [] = { MAKE_ICONSTANT("_pvm_module_version", MODULE_VERSION_NUMBER), SLANG_END_ICONST_TABLE }; static SLang_IConstant_Type Module_Constants [] = { MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmDataDefault", PvmDataDefault), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmDataRaw", PvmDataRaw), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmDataInPlace", PvmDataInPlace), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmDataTrace", PvmDataTrace), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmTaskDefault", PvmTaskDefault), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmTaskHost", PvmTaskHost), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmTaskArch", PvmTaskArch), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmTaskDebug", PvmTaskDebug), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmTaskTrace", PvmTaskTrace), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmMppFront", PvmMppFront), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmHostCompl", PvmHostCompl), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmNoSpawnParent", PvmNoSpawnParent), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmTaskExit", PvmTaskExit), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmHostDelete", PvmHostDelete), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmHostAdd", PvmHostAdd), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmRouteAdd", PvmRouteAdd), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmRouteDelete", PvmRouteDelete), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmNotifyCancel", PvmNotifyCancel), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmRoute", PvmRoute), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmDontRoute", PvmDontRoute), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmAllowDirect", PvmAllowDirect), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmRouteDirect", PvmRouteDirect), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmDebugMask", PvmDebugMask), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmAutoErr", PvmAutoErr), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmOutputTid", PvmOutputTid), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmOutputCode", PvmOutputCode), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmTraceTid", PvmTraceTid), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmTraceCode", PvmTraceCode), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmTraceBuffer", PvmTraceBuffer), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmTraceOptions", PvmTraceOptions), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmTraceFull", PvmTraceFull), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmTraceTime", PvmTraceTime), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmTraceCount", PvmTraceCount), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmFragSize", PvmFragSize), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmResvTids", PvmResvTids), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmSelfOutputTid", PvmSelfOutputTid), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmSelfOutputCode", PvmSelfOutputCode), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmSelfTraceTid", PvmSelfTraceTid), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmSelfTraceCode", PvmSelfTraceCode), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmSelfTraceBuffer", PvmSelfTraceBuffer), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmSelfTraceOptions", PvmSelfTraceOptions), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmShowTids", PvmShowTids), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmPollType", PvmPollType), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmPollConstant", PvmPollConstant), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmPollSleep", PvmPollSleep), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmPollTime", PvmPollTime), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmOutputContext", PvmOutputContext), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmTraceContext", PvmTraceContext), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmSelfOutputContext", PvmSelfOutputContext), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmSelfTraceContext", PvmSelfTraceContext), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmNoReset", PvmNoReset), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmTaskSelf", PvmTaskSelf), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmTaskChild", PvmTaskChild), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmBaseContext", PvmBaseContext), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmMboxDefault", PvmMboxDefault), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmMboxPersistent", PvmMboxPersistent), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmMboxMultiInstance", PvmMboxMultiInstance), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmMboxOverWritable", PvmMboxOverWritable), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmMboxFirstAvail", PvmMboxFirstAvail), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmMboxReadAndDelete", PvmMboxReadAndDelete), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmMboxWaitForInfo", PvmMboxWaitForInfo), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmOk", PvmOk), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmBadParam", PvmBadParam), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmMismatch", PvmMismatch), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmOverflow", PvmOverflow), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmNoData", PvmNoData), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmNoHost", PvmNoHost), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmNoFile", PvmNoFile), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmDenied", PvmDenied), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmNoMem", PvmNoMem), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmBadMsg", PvmBadMsg), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmSysErr", PvmSysErr), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmNoBuf", PvmNoBuf), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmNoSuchBuf", PvmNoSuchBuf), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmNullGroup", PvmNullGroup), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmDupGroup", PvmDupGroup), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmNoGroup", PvmNoGroup), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmNotInGroup", PvmNotInGroup), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmNoInst", PvmNoInst), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmHostFail", PvmHostFail), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmNoParent", PvmNoParent), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmNotImpl", PvmNotImpl), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmDSysErr", PvmDSysErr), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmBadVersion", PvmBadVersion), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmOutOfRes", PvmOutOfRes), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmDupHost", PvmDupHost), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmCantStart", PvmCantStart), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmAlready", PvmAlready), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmNoTask", PvmNoTask), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmNotFound", PvmNotFound), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmExists", PvmExists), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmHostrNMstr", PvmHostrNMstr), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmParentNotSet", PvmParentNotSet), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmNoEntry", PvmNoEntry), MAKE_ICONSTANT("PvmDupEntry", PvmDupEntry), #if USE_TRACING_FUNCTIONS MAKE_ICONSTANT("TEV_MCAST", TEV_MCAST), MAKE_ICONSTANT("TEV_SEND", TEV_SEND), MAKE_ICONSTANT("TEV_RECV", TEV_RECV), MAKE_ICONSTANT("TEV_NRECV", TEV_NRECV), #endif MAKE_ICONSTANT("_pvm_module_version", MODULE_VERSION_NUMBER), MAKE_ICONSTANT("_pvm_library_version", MAKE_VERSION(PVM_MAJOR_VERSION,PVM_MINOR_VERSION,PVM_PATCH_VERSION)), SLANG_END_ICONST_TABLE }; #if USE_TRACING_FUNCTIONS static void patchup_intrinsic_table (void) /*{{{*/ { SLang_Intrin_Fun_Type *f; f = Module_Intrinsics; while (f->name != NULL) { unsigned int i, nargs; SLtype *args; nargs = f->num_args; args = f->arg_types; for (i = 0; i < nargs; i++) { if (args[i] == DUMMY_MODEL_TYPE) args[i] = Pvmtmask_Type_Id; } /* For completeness */ if (f->return_type == DUMMY_MODEL_TYPE) f->return_type = Pvmtmask_Type_Id; f++; } } /*}}}*/ #endif int init_pvm_module_ns (char *ns_name) { #if USE_TRACING_FUNCTIONS SLang_Class_Type *cl; #endif SLang_NameSpace_Type *ns = SLns_create_namespace (ns_name); if (ns == NULL) return -1; if ((-1 == SLns_add_intrin_fun_table (ns, Module_Intrinsics, "__PVM__")) || (-1 == SLns_add_intrin_var_table (ns, Module_Variables, NULL)) || (-1 == SLns_add_iconstant_table (ns, Module_Constants, NULL)) || (-1 == SLns_add_iconstant_table (ns, Module_IConstants, NULL)) ) return -1; #if USE_TRACING_FUNCTIONS if (Pvmtmask_Type_Id == -1) { if (NULL == (cl = SLclass_allocate_class ("Pvmtmask_Type"))) return -1; (void) SLclass_set_destroy_function (cl, destroy_pvmtmask_type); if (-1 == SLclass_register_class (cl, SLANG_VOID_TYPE, sizeof (Pvmtmask_Type), SLANG_CLASS_TYPE_MMT)) return -1; Pvmtmask_Type_Id = SLclass_get_class_id (cl); patchup_intrinsic_table (); } #endif return 0; } /* This function is optional */ void deinit_pvm_module (void) { } ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������pvm-0.1.5/src/pvm.sl��������������������������������������������������������������������������������0000644�0026061�0026061�00000010376�10245725137�014535� 0����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ustar �houck���������������������������houck���������������������������0000000�0000000������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������%-*- mode: slang; mode: fold; -*- import ("pvm"); #iffalse require ("xpvm"); #ifexists xpvm_setup % optionally support using XPVM for process tracing xpvm_setup (); #endif #endif public define pvm_psend () %{{{ { variable objs = __pop_args (_NARGS-2); variable msgid = (); variable tid = (); () = pvm_initsend (PvmDataDefault); foreach (objs) { variable data = (); pvm_pack (data.value); } pvm_send (tid, msgid); } %}}} static define pack_item (); static define unpack_item (); static define unpack_strings (num) %{{{ { if (num == 0) return String_Type[0]; variable s = DataType_Type[num]; s[*] = String_Type; return array_map (String_Type, &pvm_unpack, s); } %}}} static define pack_strings (a) %{{{ { if (length (a) > 0) array_map (Void_Type, &pvm_pack, a); } %}}} static define unpack_one_struct (i) %{{{ { variable names, s; names = unpack_item (); if (typeof(names) != Array_Type) names = [names]; eval (sprintf ("define __atos__(){return struct {%s};}", strjoin (names, ","))); s = eval ("__atos__()"); foreach (names) { variable n = (); set_struct_field (s, n, unpack_item()); } return s; } %}}} static define pack_one_struct (s) %{{{ { variable names, value; names = get_struct_field_names (s); pack_item (names); foreach (names) { variable name = (); value = get_struct_field (s, name); pack_item (value); } } %}}} static define unpack_struct (num) %{{{ { if (num == 0) return Struct_Type[0]; return array_map (Struct_Type, &unpack_one_struct, [0:num-1]); } %}}} static define pack_struct (a) %{{{ { array_map (Void_Type, &pack_one_struct, a); } %}}} static define unpack_one_assoc (num) %{{{ { variable names = unpack_item (); if (length(names) == 1) names = [names]; variable a = Assoc_Type[]; foreach (names) { variable n = (); a[n] = unpack_item (); } return a; } %}}} static define pack_one_assoc (a) %{{{ { variable names = assoc_get_keys (a); pack_item (names); foreach (names) { variable n = (); pack_item (a[n]); } } %}}} static define unpack_assoc (len) %{{{ { if (len == 0) return Assoc_Type[]; return unpack_one_assoc (len); } %}}} static define pack_assoc (a) %{{{ { pack_one_assoc(a); } %}}} static define unpack_item () %{{{ { variable type, num, item; type = __datatype(pvm_unpack (Int_Type, 1)[0]); num = pvm_unpack (Int_Type, 1)[0]; switch (type) { case String_Type: item = unpack_strings (num); } { case Struct_Type: item = unpack_struct (num); } { case Assoc_Type: item = unpack_assoc (num); } { case Null_Type: item = Null_Type[num]; } { % default item = pvm_unpack (type, num); } if (num == 1 and type != Assoc_Type) return item[0]; return item; } %}}} static define pack_item (item) %{{{ { variable type; if (is_struct_type (item)) type = typeof (struct{x}); else type = _typeof(item); pvm_pack (__class_id(type)); pvm_pack (length(item)); switch (type) { case String_Type: pack_strings (item); } { case Struct_Type: pack_struct (item); } { case Assoc_Type: pack_assoc (item); } { case Null_Type: return; } { % default: pvm_pack (item); } } %}}} public define pvm_send_obj () %{{{ { variable objs = __pop_args (_NARGS-2); variable msgid = (); variable tid = (); () = pvm_initsend (PvmDataDefault); foreach (objs) { variable data = (); pack_item (data.value); } pvm_send (tid, msgid); } %}}} public define pvm_recv_obj () %{{{ { return unpack_item (); } %}}} public define pvm_addhosts () %{{{ { variable args = __pop_args (_NARGS); variable hosts = [__push_args (args)]; return array_map (Int_Type, &pvm_addhost, hosts); } %}}} public define pvm_delhosts () %{{{ { variable args = __pop_args (_NARGS); variable hosts = [__push_args (args)]; array_map (Void_Type, &pvm_delhost, hosts); } %}}} provide ("pvm"); #ifexists add_doc_file $1 = path_concat (path_concat (path_dirname (__FILE__), "help"), "pvm.hlp"); if (NULL != stat_file ($1)) add_doc_file ($1); #endif 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% pvm_ms_run_master (pgms) % pvm_ms_slave_exit (exit_status) % pvm_ms_run_slave (argv) % pvm_ms_set_debug (debug) % pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host (num_processes) % pvm_ms_set_host_max_processes (hostname, max_processes) % pvm_ms_kill (mpid, spid) % pvm_ms_set_slave_spawned_callback (fun) % pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback (fun) % pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback (fun) % pvm_ms_add_new_slave (slave_argv) require ("pvm"); static variable Debug = 0; % Message Tags static variable TASK_COMPLETE_MSG = 1000; static variable TASK_EXIT_MSG = 1001; static variable HOST_DELETE_MSG = 1002; static variable HOST_ADD_MSG = 1003; static variable TASK_STDOUT_MSG = 1004; static variable TASK_STATUS_MSG = 1005; static variable TASK_KILL_MSG = 1006; % Slave status flags static variable SLAVE_NOTRUN = 1; % waiting in queue static variable SLAVE_RUNNING = 2; % running static variable SLAVE_EXITED = 4; % exited static variable Hosts = NULL; static variable Default_Max_Processes_Per_Host = 1; static variable Message_Callback_Hook = NULL; static variable Slave_Spawned_Callback_Hook = NULL; static variable Slave_Exit_Failed_Callback_Hook = NULL; static variable Idle_Host_Callback_Hook = NULL; %{{{ Routines for dealing with List of Slave Processes static variable Slave_List; static variable Slave_Index; public define pvm_ms_add_new_slave (slave_argv) { variable c = struct { next, slave_tid, status, host, argv, exit_status, stdout, index }; c.argv = slave_argv; c.host = NULL; c.slave_tid = NULL; c.status = SLAVE_NOTRUN; c.next = Slave_List; c.exit_status = NULL; c.stdout = ""; c.index = Slave_Index; Slave_List = c; Slave_Index++; } static define create_slave_list (pgms) { Slave_List = NULL; Slave_Index = 0; foreach (pgms) { variable slave_argv = (); pvm_ms_add_new_slave (slave_argv); } } static define next_slave (status) { variable c = Slave_List; while (c != NULL) { if (c.status & status) return c; c = c.next; } return c; } static define find_slave (tid) { variable c = Slave_List; while (c != NULL) { if (c.slave_tid == tid) return c; c = c.next; } return c; } %}}} %{{{ Routines for dealing with the list of Hosts static variable Host_List = NULL; static define add_new_host (hostname, ptid) { variable h = struct { hostname, ptid, nprocesses, max_processes, next }; h.hostname = hostname; h.ptid = ptid; h.nprocesses = 0; % if negative, then host is not available h.max_processes = Default_Max_Processes_Per_Host; h.next = Host_List; Host_List = h; } static define create_host_list () { Host_List = NULL; if (Hosts == NULL) { variable s = pvm_config (); _for (0, length (s.hi_name)-1, 1) { variable i = (); add_new_host (s.hi_name[i], s.hi_tid[i]); } return; } foreach (Hosts) { variable host = (); add_new_host (host, NULL); } } static define next_host () { variable h = Host_List; variable h_min, nmin; nmin = 0; h_min = NULL; while (h != NULL) { if ((h.max_processes - h.nprocesses >= nmin) and (h.nprocesses >= 0)) { nmin = h.max_processes - h.nprocesses; h_min = h; } h = h.next; } if (h_min == NULL) { () = fprintf (stderr, "No HOSTs to work with! Waiting for more...\n"); %pvm_exit (); %exit (1); } if (nmin == 0) return NULL; return h_min; } % may return Struct_Type or String_Type static define find_host_by_ptid (ptid) { variable h = Host_List; while (h != NULL) { if (h.ptid == ptid) return h; h = h.next; } % Not in our list. Try server's list h = pvm_config (); variable j = where (h.hi_tid == ptid); if (length (j) == 0) { () = fprintf (stderr, "*** WARNING: host ptid=%d not found\n", ptid); return NULL; } return h.hi_name[j[0]]; } static define delete_host (host) { host.nprocesses = -1; () = fprintf (stderr, "PVMD on host %S(%S) appears down\n", host.hostname, host.ptid); } %}}} %{{{ Routines for handling messages static define handle_task_exit (msgid, tid) { tid = pvm_unpack (Int_Type); variable slave = find_slave (tid); slave.host.nprocesses -= 1; if (slave.status != SLAVE_EXITED) { () = fprintf (stderr, "*** Task failed on host %s, will retry\n", slave.host.hostname); () = fprintf (stderr, " (stdout): %S\n", slave.stdout); slave.status = SLAVE_NOTRUN; if (Slave_Exit_Failed_Callback_Hook != NULL) @Slave_Exit_Failed_Callback_Hook (msgid, tid); sleep (1); return; } if (Debug) () = fprintf (stderr, "*** Task exit signal caught\n"); slave.status = SLAVE_EXITED; } static define handle_task_complete (msgid, tid) { variable exit_status = pvm_unpack (Int_Type); variable slave = find_slave (tid); slave.status = SLAVE_EXITED; slave.exit_status = exit_status; if (Debug) () = fprintf (stderr, "*** Task %d completed with status %d\n", tid, exit_status); } static define handle_host_delete (msgid, tid) { variable ptid = pvm_unpack (Int_Type); variable dtid; ERROR_BLOCK { _clear_error (); dtid = -1; } dtid = pvm_tidtohost (ptid); if (Debug) vmessage ("**DEBUG: handle_host_delete(%d,0x%X) obtained ptid=0x%X, dtid=0x%X", msgid, tid, ptid, dtid); variable host = find_host_by_ptid (dtid); if (host == NULL) return; delete_host (host); } static define handle_task_string (msgid, tid) { variable str = pvm_unpack (String_Type); vmessage ("Message from Task %d: %s", tid, str); } static define handle_task_stdout (msgid, tid) { tid = pvm_unpack (Int_Type); variable nbytes = pvm_unpack (Int_Type); if (nbytes <= 0) return; variable str = pvm_unpack (Char_Type, nbytes); str = array_to_bstring (str); variable slave = find_slave (tid); slave.stdout = strcat (slave.stdout, str);; if (Debug) vmessage ("%d stdout:\n %s", tid, str); } static define handle_task_status (msgid, tid) { variable c = Slave_List; variable str = ""; while (c != NULL) { variable slave_tid = c.slave_tid; if (slave_tid == NULL) slave_tid = -1; variable status = c.status; variable host = c.host; if (host != NULL) host = host.hostname; if (status == SLAVE_NOTRUN) status = "QUEUED"; else if (status == SLAVE_RUNNING) status = sprintf ("RUNNING on %S", host); else status = sprintf ("EXITED (status=%S)", c.exit_status); str += sprintf ("TID: 0x%X\nCmd: %s\nStatus: %s\nHost: %S\n", slave_tid, strjoin (c.argv, " "), status, host); str += sprintf ("Stdout:\n"); str += c.stdout; str += "\n\n"; c = c.next; } pvm_psend (tid, msgid, str); } static define handle_host_add (msgid, tid) { variable n = pvm_unpack (Int_Type); variable hids = pvm_unpack (Int_Type, n); foreach (hids) { variable hid = (); variable host = find_host_by_ptid (hid); if (host == NULL) continue; if (typeof (host) == String_Type) { vmessage ("Adding host %s", host); add_new_host (host, hid); } else vmessage ("Adding host %s", host.hostname); if (Idle_Host_Callback_Hook != NULL) @Idle_Host_Callback_Hook (); } } static define handle_task_kill (msgid, tid) { tid = pvm_unpack (Int_Type); if (tid == 0) { variable c = Slave_List; while (c != NULL) { if (c.slave_tid != NULL) { pvm_kill (c.slave_tid); () = fprintf (stderr, "Killed 0x%X\n", c.slave_tid); } c = c.next; } () = fprintf (stderr, "Task exiting from kill\n"); pvm_exit (); exit (1); } pvm_kill (tid); () = fprintf (stderr, "Killed 0x%X\n", tid); } static define wait_for_message () { variable bufid = pvm_recv (-1, -1); variable msgid, tid; (,msgid,tid) = pvm_bufinfo(bufid); switch (msgid) % { % case TASK_STRING_MSG: % handle_task_string (msgid, tid); % } { case TASK_COMPLETE_MSG: handle_task_complete (msgid, tid); } { case TASK_STDOUT_MSG: handle_task_stdout (msgid, tid); } { case TASK_EXIT_MSG: handle_task_exit (msgid, tid); } { case HOST_DELETE_MSG: handle_host_delete (msgid, tid); } { case HOST_ADD_MSG: handle_host_add (msgid, tid); } { case TASK_STATUS_MSG: handle_task_status (msgid, tid); } { case TASK_KILL_MSG: handle_task_kill (msgid, tid); } { if (Message_Callback_Hook != NULL) { if ((@Message_Callback_Hook) (msgid, tid)) return; } () = fprintf (stderr, "*** WARNING: unexpected message tag: %d\n", msgid); } } %}}} static define spawn_slave (slave, host) %{{{ { variable argv = slave.argv; variable slave_tid = pvm_spawn (argv, PvmTaskHost, host.hostname, 1); if (slave_tid < 0) { if (slave_tid == PvmNoFile) { () = fprintf (stderr, "Unable to run %s on %S: not found\n", argv[0], host.hostname); } () = fprintf (stderr, "Unable to run %s on %S, error=%d: not found\n", argv[0], host.hostname, slave_tid); delete_host (host); return -1; } pvm_notify (PvmHostDelete, HOST_DELETE_MSG, slave_tid); pvm_notify (PvmTaskExit, TASK_EXIT_MSG, slave_tid); slave.host = host; slave.slave_tid = slave_tid; slave.status = SLAVE_RUNNING; host.nprocesses += 1; host.ptid = pvm_tidtohost (slave_tid); if (Slave_Spawned_Callback_Hook != NULL) (@Slave_Spawned_Callback_Hook) (slave_tid, host.hostname, argv); if (Debug) vmessage ("task %d spawned on %s", slave_tid, host.hostname); return 0; } %}}} public define pvm_ms_set_message_callback (fun) { Message_Callback_Hook = fun; } public define pvm_ms_set_slave_spawned_callback (fun) { Slave_Spawned_Callback_Hook = fun; } public define pvm_ms_set_slave_exit_failed_callback (fun) { Slave_Exit_Failed_Callback_Hook = fun; } public define pvm_ms_set_idle_host_callback (fun) { Idle_Host_Callback_Hook = fun; } public define pvm_ms_set_hosts () { if (_NARGS == 0) usage ("pvm_ms_set_hosts (hosts, ...)"); variable hosts = __pop_args (_NARGS); Hosts = [__push_args (hosts)]; } static define build_master_exit_status (pgms) { variable n = Slave_Index; variable s = Struct_Type[n]; variable c = Slave_List; while (c != NULL) { variable ss = struct { exit_status, stdout, host }; ss.exit_status = c.exit_status; ss.stdout = c.stdout; if (c.host != NULL) ss.host = c.host.hostname; s[c.index] = ss; c = c.next; } return s; } public define pvm_ms_run_master (pgms) { if (Host_List == NULL) create_host_list (); create_slave_list (pgms); variable master_tid = pvm_mytid (); vmessage ("my pid = %d", master_tid); pvm_export ("SLANG_MODULE_PATH"); () = pvm_setopt (PvmOutputTid, master_tid); () = pvm_setopt (PvmOutputCode, TASK_STDOUT_MSG); pvm_notify (PvmHostAdd, HOST_ADD_MSG, -1); while (NULL != (next_slave (SLAVE_NOTRUN | SLAVE_RUNNING))) { forever { variable slave = next_slave (SLAVE_NOTRUN); if (slave == NULL) break; variable host = next_host (); if (host == NULL) break; if (0 == spawn_slave (slave, host)) sleep (0.0); } wait_for_message (); } return build_master_exit_status (pgms); } public define pvm_ms_slave_exit (exit_status) { variable parent_tid = pvm_parent(); pvm_psend (parent_tid, TASK_COMPLETE_MSG, exit_status); pvm_exit (); } public define pvm_ms_run_slave (argv) { variable mytid = pvm_mytid(); variable pgm = strjoin (argv, " "); pvm_sigterm_enable (1); variable exit_status = system (sprintf ("(%s) 2>&1", pgm)); pvm_ms_slave_exit (exit_status); exit (exit_status); } public define pvm_ms_set_debug (debug) { Debug = debug; } public define pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host (num_processes) { if (num_processes < 0) { vmessage ("*** pvm_ms_set_num_processes_per_host: invalid value: num_processes = %S", num_processes); return; } if (Host_List == NULL) create_host_list (); Default_Max_Processes_Per_Host = num_processes; foreach (Host_List) using ("next") { variable h = (); h.max_processes = num_processes; } } public define pvm_ms_set_host_max_processes (hostname, max_processes) { if (max_processes < 0) { vmessage ("*** pvm_ms_set_host_max_processes: invalid value: max_processes = %S", max_processes); return; } if (Host_List == NULL) create_host_list (); foreach (Host_List) using ("next") { variable h = (); if (h.hostname == hostname) { h.max_processes = max_processes; return; } } } public define pvm_ms_kill (mpid, spid) { pvm_psend (mpid, TASK_COMPLETE_MSG, spid); } provide ("pvm_ms"); ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������pvm-0.1.5/src/version.h�����������������������������������������������������������������������������0000644�0026061�0026061�00000000771�10330414022�015206� 0����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ustar �houck���������������������������houck���������������������������0000000�0000000������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������#define MODULE_MAJOR_VERSION 0 #define MODULE_MINOR_VERSION 1 #define MODULE_PATCH_LEVEL 5 #define STRINGIZE(a) #a #define MAKE_VERSION_STRING(a,b,c) STRINGIZE(a) "." STRINGIZE(b) "." STRINGIZE(c) static char *Module_Version_String = \ MAKE_VERSION_STRING(MODULE_MAJOR_VERSION,MODULE_MINOR_VERSION,MODULE_PATCH_LEVEL); #define MAKE_VERSION(a,b,c) ((a)*10000 + (b)*100 + c) #define MODULE_VERSION_NUMBER \ MAKE_VERSION(MODULE_MAJOR_VERSION,MODULE_MINOR_VERSION,MODULE_PATCH_LEVEL) �������pvm-0.1.5/src/xpvm.sl�������������������������������������������������������������������������������0000644�0026061�0026061�00000002313�07753241225�014716� 0����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ustar �houck���������������������������houck���������������������������0000000�0000000������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������require ("pvm"); static define _xpvm_init_trace () { variable xpvm_tid; xpvm_tid = pvm_gettid ("xpvm", 0); if (xpvm_tid <= 0) { vmessage ("XPVM not running, cannot trace"); return; } % set self trace and output destinations and message codes pvm_setopt (PvmSelfTraceTid, xpvm_tid); pvm_setopt (PvmSelfTraceCode, 666); pvm_setopt (PvmSelfOutputTid, xpvm_tid); pvm_setopt (PvmSelfOutputCode, 667); % set future children's trace and output destinations and codes pvm_setopt (PvmTraceTid, xpvm_tid); pvm_setopt (PvmTraceCode, 666); pvm_setopt (PvmOutputTid, xpvm_tid); pvm_setopt (PvmOutputCode, 667); % generate default trace mask variable trace_mask = Pvmtmask_Type; pvm_tev_mask_init (trace_mask); pvm_tev_mask_set (trace_mask, TEV_MCAST); pvm_tev_mask_set (trace_mask, TEV_SEND); pvm_tev_mask_set (trace_mask, TEV_RECV); pvm_tev_mask_set (trace_mask, TEV_NRECV); % set self trace mask pvm_settmask (PvmTaskSelf, trace_mask); % set future children's trace mask pvm_settmask (PvmTaskChild, trace_mask); } public define xpvm_setup () { ERROR_BLOCK { _clear_error(); return; } _xpvm_init_trace (); } provide ("xpvm"); ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������pvm-0.1.5/tools/������������������������������������������������������������������������������������0000755�0026061�0026061�00000000000�10330414266�013726� 5����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ustar �houck���������������������������houck���������������������������0000000�0000000������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������pvm-0.1.5/tools/README������������������������������������������������������������������������������0000644�0026061�0026061�00000001404�07753241224�014614� 0����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ustar �houck���������������������������houck���������������������������0000000�0000000������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������The programs in this directory may or may not be useful to you. In find them useful alternatives to the use of the "pvm" program itself. They were also useful for testing the module. pvmconfig: Show the host configuration of the virtual machine. Similar to the pvm "conf" command. pvmkill: Should be used only for master/slave processes created using the routines in pvm_ms.sl. This kills a specified master and all slaves associated with it. pvmstatus: Should be used only for master/slave processes created using the routines in pvm_ms.sl. This shows the status of the currently executing slave processes and the stdout of each process. pvmtasks Shows the currently executing tasks on the PVM. Similar to the pvm "ps -a" command. ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������pvm-0.1.5/tools/pvmconfig���������������������������������������������������������������������������0000755�0026061�0026061�00000001062�07753241224�015652� 0����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ustar �houck���������������������������houck���������������������������0000000�0000000������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������#!/usr/bin/env slsh import ("pvm"); define show_config() { variable s = pvm_config (); variable num = length (s.hi_name); variable i; () = fprintf (stdout, "%d hosts, %d data format(s)\n", num, s.narch); variable fmt = "%25s 0x%06X %10s %8d 0x%08X\n"; () = fprintf (stdout, "%21sHOST DTID ARCH SPEED DSIG\n", " "); _for (0, length (s.hi_name)-1, 1) { i = (); () = fprintf (stdout, fmt, s.hi_name[i], s.hi_tid[i], s.hi_arch[i], s.hi_speed[i], s.hi_dsig[i]); } } show_config (); pvm_exit (); ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������pvm-0.1.5/tools/pvmkill�����������������������������������������������������������������������������0000755�0026061�0026061�00000000345�07753241224�015343� 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�������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������pvm-0.1.5/tools/pvmstatus���������������������������������������������������������������������������0000755�0026061�0026061�00000001134�07753241224�015730� 0����������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������ustar �houck���������������������������houck���������������������������0000000�0000000������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������#!/usr/bin/env slsh import ("pvm"); static variable TASK_STATUS_MSG = 1005; define show_status (tid) { variable my_tid = pvm_mytid (); variable s = pvm_tasks (tid); if (s == NULL) { () = fprintf (stderr, "Task with tid=%d does not appear to exist\n", tid); exit (1); } pvm_initsend (PvmDataDefault); pvm_send (tid, TASK_STATUS_MSG); () = pvm_recv (-1, TASK_STATUS_MSG); message (pvm_unpack (String_Type)); } if (__argc == 1) { () = fprintf (stderr, "Usage: %s MASTER-TID\n", __argv[0]); exit (1); } show_status (integer (__argv[1])); pvm_exit (); ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������pvm-0.1.5/tools/pvmtasks����������������������������������������������������������������������������0000755�0026061�0026061�00000001016�07753241224�015531� 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