Kill trailing whitespaces in teshsuite/smpi/{isp,mpich3-test}.

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diff --git a/teshsuite/smpi/mpich3-test/README b/teshsuite/smpi/mpich3-test/README
index 7b81d59..206c950 100644 (file)
--- a/teshsuite/smpi/mpich3-test/README
+++ b/teshsuite/smpi/mpich3-test/README
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 MPICH Test Suite
 
 This test suite is a *supplement* to other test suites, including the
 MPICH Test Suite
 
 This test suite is a *supplement* to other test suites, including the

-original MPICH testsuite, the Intel testsuite, and the IBM MPI test suite 
+original MPICH testsuite, the Intel testsuite, and the IBM MPI test suite

 (or test suites derived from that test, including the MPI C++ tests).
 
 Building the Test Suite
 (or test suites derived from that test, including the MPI C++ tests).
 
 Building the Test Suite


@@ -13,8 +13,8 @@ For IBM MPI, where the compilation commands are not mpicc and mpif77 etc.:
 
 ./configure CC=xlc MPICC=mpcc F77=xlf MPIF77=mpxlf CXX=xlC \
                        MPICXX="mpCC -cpp" F90=xlf90 MPIF90=mpxlf90 \
 
 ./configure CC=xlc MPICC=mpcc F77=xlf MPIF77=mpxlf CXX=xlC \
                        MPICXX="mpCC -cpp" F90=xlf90 MPIF90=mpxlf90 \

-                      --disable-spawn \
-                      --enable-strictmpi
+                       --disable-spawn \
+                       --enable-strictmpi

 
 (or the _r versions of the compilers)
 
 
 (or the _r versions of the compilers)
 


@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@ If mpicc and friends are not in your default path (and you do not want to
 add them), you can specify the path with --with-mpi=<path>.  For example,
 if they are in /usr/local/mympi/bin, use
 
 add them), you can specify the path with --with-mpi=<path>.  For example,
 if they are in /usr/local/mympi/bin, use
 

-./configure --with-mpi=/usr/local/mympi 
+./configure --with-mpi=/usr/local/mympi

 
 (configure will append the bin to the path that you give).
 
 
 (configure will append the bin to the path that you give).
 


@@ -32,7 +32,7 @@ The option "-cpp" is needed for at least some versions of mpCC to define the
 C++ bindings of the MPI routines.
 
 For implementations that do not implement all of MPI-2, there are --disable
 C++ bindings of the MPI routines.
 
 For implementations that do not implement all of MPI-2, there are --disable

-options, including --disable-spawn and --disable-cxx.  To restrict tests to 
+options, including --disable-spawn and --disable-cxx.  To restrict tests to

 just what is defined in the MPI specification, use --enable-strictmpi .
 
 The script that runs the tests assumes that the MPI implementation
 just what is defined in the MPI specification, use --enable-strictmpi .
 
 The script that runs the tests assumes that the MPI implementation


@@ -46,18 +46,18 @@ MPITEST_DEBUG - if set, output information for debugging the test suite
 MPITEST_VERBOSE - if set to an integer value, output messages whose
                   level is at least that value (0 is a good choice here)
 MPITEST_RETURN_WITH_CODE - Set the return code from the test programs based on
 MPITEST_VERBOSE - if set to an integer value, output messages whose
                   level is at least that value (0 is a good choice here)
 MPITEST_RETURN_WITH_CODE - Set the return code from the test programs based on

-                        success or failure, with a zero for success and one
-                        for failure (value must be yes, YES, true, or TRUE to 
-                        turn this on)
-MPITEST_THREADLEVEL_DEFAULT - Set the default thread level.  Values are 
-                             multiple, serialized, funneled, and single.
+                         success or failure, with a zero for success and one
+                         for failure (value must be yes, YES, true, or TRUE to
+                         turn this on)
+MPITEST_THREADLEVEL_DEFAULT - Set the default thread level.  Values are
+                              multiple, serialized, funneled, and single.

 
 Batch Systems
 =============
 For systems that run applications through a batch system, the option "-batch"
 
 Batch Systems
 =============
 For systems that run applications through a batch system, the option "-batch"

-to the runtests script will create a script file that can be edited and 
-submitted to the batch system.  The script checktests can be run to 
-summarize the results.  
+to the runtests script will create a script file that can be edited and
+submitted to the batch system.  The script checktests can be run to
+summarize the results.

 
 Specifically, (assuming the bash shell, and that the directory "btest", a
 subdirectory of the test suite directory, is used for running the tests):
 
 Specifically, (assuming the bash shell, and that the directory "btest", a
 subdirectory of the test suite directory, is used for running the tests):


@@ -66,7 +66,7 @@ export MPITEST_BATCHDIR=`pwd`/btest
 runtests -batch -tests=testlist
 ... edit btest/runtests.batch to make it a value batch submissions script
 ... run that script and wait for the batch job to complete
 runtests -batch -tests=testlist
 ... edit btest/runtests.batch to make it a value batch submissions script
 ... run that script and wait for the batch job to complete

-cd btest && ../checktests 
+cd btest && ../checktests

 
 If a program other than mpiexec is used in the batch form to run programs, then
 specify that to runtests:
 
 If a program other than mpiexec is used in the batch form to run programs, then
 specify that to runtests:


@@ -75,20 +75,20 @@ specify that to runtests:
 
 (Here, aprun is the command used on Cray XE6 systems.)
 
 
 (Here, aprun is the command used on Cray XE6 systems.)
 

-Note that some programs that are used to run MPI programs add extra output, 
+Note that some programs that are used to run MPI programs add extra output,

 which can confuse any tool that depends on clean output in STDOUT.  Since
 which can confuse any tool that depends on clean output in STDOUT.  Since

-such unfortunate behavior is common, the option -ignorebogus can be given 
+such unfortunate behavior is common, the option -ignorebogus can be given

 to checktests:
 
 cd btest && ../checktests --ignorebogus
 
 Controlling the Tests that are Run
 ==================================
 to checktests:
 
 cd btest && ../checktests --ignorebogus
 
 Controlling the Tests that are Run
 ==================================

-The tests are actually built and run by the script "runtests".  This script 
+The tests are actually built and run by the script "runtests".  This script

 can be given a file that contains a list of the tests to run.  This file has
 two primary types of entries:
 
 can be given a file that contains a list of the tests to run.  This file has
 two primary types of entries:
 

-    directories:  Enter directory and look for the file "testlist".  
+    directories:  Enter directory and look for the file "testlist".

                   Recursively run the contents of that file
     program names: Build and run that program
 
                   Recursively run the contents of that file
     program names: Build and run that program
 


@@ -100,8 +100,8 @@ program sendrecv1 and run it with 4 processes:
 
 sendrecv1 4
 
 
 sendrecv1 4
 

-In addition, the program line can contain key=value pairs that provide 
-special information about running the test.  For example, 
+In addition, the program line can contain key=value pairs that provide
+special information about running the test.  For example,

 
 sendflood 8 timeLimit=600
 
 
 sendflood 8 timeLimit=600
 


@@ -127,29 +127,27 @@ mpiexecarg=string  : Run the program with string as an argument to mpiexec
 env=name=value : Run the program with environment variable "name" given the
                  value "value"
 
 env=name=value : Run the program with environment variable "name" given the
                  value "value"
 

-mpiversion=x.y : Build and run the program only if the MPI version is at 
-                 least x.y.  For example, 
+mpiversion=x.y : Build and run the program only if the MPI version is at
+                 least x.y.  For example,

 
                 distgraph1 4 mpiversion=2.2
 
 
                 distgraph1 4 mpiversion=2.2
 

-               will build and run distgraph1 with 4 MPI processes only 
-               if the MPI version is at least 2.2.
+                will build and run distgraph1 with 4 MPI processes only
+                if the MPI version is at least 2.2.

 
 

-strict=bool : If bool is false, only build and run the program if 
+strict=bool : If bool is false, only build and run the program if

               --enable-strictmpi was not used in configuring the test suite.
               --enable-strictmpi was not used in configuring the test suite.

-             That is, a line such as 
+              That is, a line such as

 
               neighb_coll 4 strict=false
 
               Says that this test is not valid for a strict MPI implementation;
               it contains extensions to the standard, or in the case of some
 
               neighb_coll 4 strict=false
 
               Says that this test is not valid for a strict MPI implementation;
               it contains extensions to the standard, or in the case of some

-             MPICH development, MPIX routines
+              MPICH development, MPIX routines

 
 

-resultTest=proc : This is used to change the way in which the success or 
-                  failure of a test is evaluated.  proc is one of several 
+resultTest=proc : This is used to change the way in which the success or
+                  failure of a test is evaluated.  proc is one of several

                   Perl subroutines defined within the runtest program.  These
                   are primarily used within the testsuite for tests programs
                   Perl subroutines defined within the runtest program.  These
                   are primarily used within the testsuite for tests programs

-                  exit with expected status values or that timeouts are 
+                  exit with expected status values or that timeouts are

                   in fact handled.
                   in fact handled.

-
-