Hi Drew,
Le 27/01/2020 à 05:40, Drew Parsons a écrit :
> from os import getenv as os_getenv
> OPENMPI_MULTIPROC = os_getenv('OMPI_COMM_WORLD_SIZE') and
> int(os_getenv('OMPI_COMM_WORLD_SIZE')) > 1
> MPICH_MULTIPROC = os_getenv('MPI_LOCALNRANKS') and
> int(os_getenv('MPI_LOCALNRANKS'))>1
> MPI_ACTIVE = MPI and ( OPENMPI_MULTIPROC or MPICH_MULTIPROC )
>
> IF MPI_ACTIVE:
> from mpi4py.MPI cimport MPI_Comm, MPI_Info, Comm, Info
>
>
>
> But then during configuration cython fails:
>
> Error compiling Cython file:
[...]
> h5py/api_types_ext.pxd:22:3: Compile-time name 'MPI_ACTIVE' not defined
>
I have no experience with cython either but it looks like this capital
IF is compile-time, a bit like automake conditionals.
Maybe something like:
IF MPI_ACTIVE:
from os import getenv as os_getenv
OPENMPI_MULTIPROC = (os_getenv('OMPI_COMM_WORLD_SIZE') and
int(os_getenv('OMPI_COMM_WORLD_SIZE')) > 1)
MPICH_MULTIPROC = (os_getenv('MPI_LOCALNRANKS') and
int(os_getenv('MPI_LOCALNRANKS'))>1)
MPI_REALLY_ACTIVE = MPI and ( OPENMPI_MULTIPROC or MPICH_MULTIPROC )
if MPI_REALLY_ACTIVE:
from mpi4py.MPI cimport MPI_Comm, MPI_Info, Comm, Info
would work (i.e. include the full run-time test inside the compile-time
test). But of course the MPI stuff may be too much interleaved with the
rest of the code to be deactivated at run-time, in which case the best
option might be to provide two separate packages with and without MPI.
If it is possible to provide the two packages, you may even be able to
make them co-installable and add a very thin wrapper layer to do the
run-time check:
h5py.py:
if <running under mpirun>:
from h5py_mpi import *
else:
from h5py_nompi import *
Good luck with you exploration.
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