MPE Logging/nupshot. Included with MPICH 1.1 distribution Distributed separately from rest of MPICH from PTLIB MPE logging library produces trace files.

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MPE Logging/nupshot

Included with MPICH 1.1 distribution Distributed separately from rest of MPICH from PTLIB MPE logging library produces trace files in ALOG format nupshot display trace files in ALOG or PICL format Minimal documentation in MPICH User’s Guide and man pages

MPE Logging Library MPI profiling library Additional routines for user-defined events and states –MPE_Log_get_event_number –MPE_Describe_event –MPE_Describe_state –MPE_Log_event

MPE Logging Library (cont.) MPI application linked with liblmpi.a produces trace file in ALOG format –Calls to MPE_Log_event store event records in per-process memory buffer –Memory buffers are collected and merged during MPI_Finalize MPI_Pcontrol can be used to suspend and restart logging

nupshot Current version requires Tcl 7.3 and Tk 3.6 Must be built with -32 on SGI IRIX Visualization displays –Timeline –Mountain Ranges –State duration histograms Zooming and scrolling capabilities

Timelines Display Initially present by default Each bar represents states of a process over time with colors specified in log file. Clicking on bar with left mouse button brings up info box containing state name and duration. Messages between processes are represented by arrows.

Other Displays Mountain Ranges –Use Display menu to bring up this view –Color-coded histogram of states present over time of execution State duration histograms –Accessed by menu buttons that pop up according to which states were found in log file

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