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Supported Systems

Currently, the software supports the following types of scheduler systems for job submission on a benchmark application. Make sure that you are running on one of these:

  • LSF scheduled systems (ex. Tellico)
  • Slurm scheduled systems (ex. Stampede2)
  • Unscheduled systems (ex. Jetstream, personal computers)

You can run the code on a different scheduler system by passing the unscheduled script into a job on your system. However, it will not start separate application executions in parallel unless you change the submission scripts to work for your scheduler.

Important: Please refer to the list of command line switches above to determine what settings you can configure. If your system cannot support the settings requested, then you will need to change them. The program will not run correctly if you request more processes or nodes than are available in your computer.

Note that if you are trying to generate a callstack visualization, it is strongly recommended to do so on a system that is not running through a virtual machine. Errors can arise during visualization associated with callstack identification.
If you are only generating a KDTS visualization, then this is not a limitation.

Project Team

Developers:

  • Nick Bell
  • Dylan Chapp
  • Kae Suarez
  • Nigel Tan

Project Advisors:

  • Dr. Sanjukta Bhowmick
  • Dr. Michela Taufer (Project Lead)

Publications

Patrick Bell, Kae Suarez, Dylan Chapp, Nigel Tan, Sanjukta Bhowmick, and Michela Taufer. ANACIN-X: A Software Framework for Studying Non-determinism in MPI Applications. Software Impacts, 10:100151, (2021). Link to Publication

D. Chapp, N. Tan, S. Bhowmick, and M. Taufer. Identifying Degrees and Sources of Non-Determinism in MPI Applications via Graph Kernels. Journal of IEEE Transactions on Parallel and Distributed Systems (IEEE TPDS), (2021). Link to Publication

D. Chapp, D. Rorabaugh, K. Sato, D. Ahn, and M. Taufer. A Three-phase Workflow for General and Expressive Representations of Nondeterminism in HPC Applications. International Journal of High-Performance Computing Applications(IJHPCA), 1175-1184 (2019). Link to Publication

D. Chapp, K. Sato, D. Ahn, and M. Taufer. Record-and-Replay Techniques for HPC Systems: A survey. Journal of Supercomputing Frontiers and Innovations, 5(1):11-30. (2018). Link to Publication

D. Chapp, T. Johnston, and M. Taufer. On the Need for Reproducible Numerical Accuracy through Intelligent Runtime Selection of Reduction Algorithms at the Extreme Scale. In Proceedings of IEEE Cluster Conference, pp. 166 – 175. Chicago, Illinois, USA. September 8 – 11, 2015. Link to Publication

Copyright and License

Copyright (c) 2021, Global Computing Lab

ANACIN-X is distributed under terms of the Apache License, Version 2.0 with LLVM Exceptions.

See LICENSE for more details.

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