cMSG:
* Interface improvement:
- Rename MSG_host_is_avail(h) to MSG_host_is_on(h)
+ - Sanitize the interface in MSG_task_ module:
+ - Merge two functions that were close enough but misleading:
+ set_compute_duration(t) -> set_flops_amount(t)
+ get_remaining_computation(t) -> set_flops_amount(t)
+ - set_data_size(t) -> set_bytes_amount(t)
+ get_data_size(t) -> get_bytes_amount(t)
+ - Massive cleanups in the functions related to the energy
jMSG:
* Interface improvement:
- Rename Host.isAvail() to Host.isOn()
+ - Rename Process.currentProcess() to Process.getCurrentProcess()
+ - Rename Task.setDataSize() to Task.setBytesAmount()
+ - Merge Task.getRemainingDuration() and Task.getComputeDuration() into Task.getFlopsAmount()
+ * Bug fixes:
+ - #18874: Actually allows the GC to reclaim tasks
+
SIMIX:
* New functions
- SIMIX_process_throw: raises an exception in a remote process
+ * Refactoring: Separate submodules
+ - libsmx: the public interface, as libc in a real system
+ - popping: the strange dance that converts a user request into a kernel handling
+ - smx_context_*: the virtualization mechanisms that embeed the user code
+ - smx_*: the handling of each simcalls
+ * Rename smx_action_t into smx_synchro_t, making explicit that these
+ things are used to synchronize processes with their environment.
+ For example, a communication is a sort of synchronization involving
+ the communicating processes (that may block until the exchange) and
+ the platform. The same can be said from computations, etc.
+ * Bug fixes:
+ - #18888: segfault when a process ends before its kill_time
+
SMPI:
* New functions
- Onesided early support for : MPI_Win_(create, free, fence, get_name, set_name, get_group), MPI_Get, MPI_Put, MPI_Accumulate, MPI_Alloc_mem, MPI_Free_mem.
- MPI_Keyval*, MPI_Attr* functions, as well as MPI_Comm_attr*, MPI_Type_attr* variants (C only, no Fortran support yet)
- MPI_Type_set_name, MPI_Type_get_name
- MPI_*_c2f and MPI_*_f2c functions
+ - MPI_Info_* functions (beware, get_nthkey may not follow the insertion order)
+ - MPI_Pack, MPI_Unpack and MPI_Pack_size functions
- Activate a lot of new tests from the mpich 3 testsuite
* Features
- Constant times can be injected inside MPI_Wtime and MPI_Test through options smpi/wtime and smpi/test
- InfiniBand network model added : Based on the works of Jerome Vienne (http://mescal.imag.fr/membres/jean-marc.vincent/index.html/PhD/Vienne.pdf )
- When smpi/display_timing is set, also display global simulation time and application times
+ - Have smpirun, smpicc and friends display the simgrid git hash version on --git-version
* Collective communications
- SMP-aware algorithms are now dynamically handled. An internal communicator is created for each node, and an external one to handle communications between "leaders" of each node
- MVAPICH2 (1.9) collective algorithms selector : normal and SMP algorithms are handled, and selection logic is based on the one used on TACC's Stampede cluster (https://www.tacc.utexas.edu/stampede/).
* Bug fixes
- "Full" network optimization flag was broken since Surf++
- Better handling of precision flags in maxmin
- - Fix bug causing sometimes "Impossible" errors
+ - Fix bug causing sometimes "Impossible" errors
+ - Properly pass cluster properties to included hosts
+ * Improvement of the Energy plugin.
+ - Always update the consumption before returning that value
+ - New property: watt_off to denote the disipation when the host is off
XBT
* New functions
- Add a xbt_heap_update function, to avoid costly xbt_heap_remove+xbt_heap_insert use
- Add a xbt wrapper for simcall_mutex_trylock (asked in [#17878])
-
+ - Add two new log appenders : rollfile and splitfile. Patch by Fabien Chaix.
+ Build System
+ * Tracing is now always enabled (no way to turn it out)
+ * Move headers around to sort them out on installed systems:
+ - instr/instr.h -> simgrid/instr.h
+ - instr/jedule/* -> simgrid/jedule
+ - simdag/datatypes.h was removed
+ - simdag/simdag.h -> simgrid/simdag.h
+ - msg/datatypes.h was removed
+ - msg/msg.h -> simgrid/msg.h
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