Trouble creating new Synchronized Project from old Git repository [message #1121693] |
Mon, 30 September 2013 18:07  |
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Ok, first, my background: This is the first time I've used an IDE since a 100-level class in college. My idea of writing software is using Emacs and typing "make" at the command line. Realities of an expanding company are pushing me toward an IDE. Okay, onward with my problem!
We've got a GIT repository here at work. We don't use any forks at all. I figured out how to get this through Eclipse, the "general project" option.
What I want to do is be able to compile and run the sources on our Beowulf cluster, which is set up so that everything uses the same file system (as in all of our desktops share a file system with the cluster, so you never have to ssh to view/edit files). I created a new, empty Makefile project that's linked to one of our cluster nodes...but at this point, I'm lost. I can't figure out how to get the source files into my new project, let alone make and run them. I've been through the tutorials a number of times, but I'm quite stuck here.
Alternatively, is it possible to reconfigure my generic project to be a sync'd parallel project?
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Re: Trouble creating new Synchronized Project from old Git repository [message #1123732 is a reply to message #1121693] |
Wed, 02 October 2013 17:42  |
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Turns out that our non-standard install of openmpi was the problem. I had compiled as openmpi, but Eclipse was trying to execute mpich's mpirun. So if I compile as mpich, but select openmpi when creating a remote connection, the scripts work okay. Probably should change my PATH variables to force it to do the right thing.
So now it loads from the repository, compiles, and runs...it just doesn't output to the console now! Hm.
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