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1 Using Eclipse Parallel Tools Platform with BlueFern s HPCs The BlueFern Team
2 Module 1: Introduction Objective To introduce the Eclipse platform and PTP Contents What is Eclipse? What is PTP?
3 What is Eclipse? A vendor-neutral open-source workbench for multi-language development An extensible platform for tool integration Plug-in based framework to create, integrate and utilise software tools
4 Eclipse Features Full development lifecycle support Revision control integration (CVS, SVN, Git) Project dependency management Incremental building Content assistance Help Language sensitive searching Multi-language support Debugging
5 Parallel Tools Platform (PTP) The Parallel Tools Platform aims to provide a highly integrated environment specifically designed for parallel application development Features include: An integrated development environment (IDE) that supports a wide range of parallel architectures and runtime systems A scalable parallel debugger Parallel programming tools (MPI, OpenMP, UPC, etc ) Support for the integration of parallel tools An environment that simplifies the end-user interaction with parallel systems
6 Module 2: Installation Objective To learn how to install Eclipse and PTP Contents System Prerequisites Eclipse Download and Installation of Eclipse IDE for Parallel Application Developers Installation Confirmation Updating the PTP within your Eclipse to the latest release Before you continue, insert the disc we prepared for this workshop into your computer s DVD
7 System Prerequisites Local system (running Eclipse) Linux (just about any distribution) Mac OS X (10.5 Leopard or 10.6 Snow Leopard) Windows (XP or above) Java: Eclipse requires Sun or IBM Java Only needs Java runtime environment (JRE) Java 1.5 or higher Java 1.5 is the same as JRE 5.0 Open JDK, distributed with some Linux distributions, should work successfully (it works for me) The GNU Java Compiler (GJC), which comes standard on Linux, will NOT work
8 Eclipse Packages The version of Eclipse for this workshop is 3.7, also known as Indigo Eclipse is available in a number of different packages for different kinds of development With Indigo, there is a package directly relevant for HPC: Eclipse IDE for Parallel Application Developers This is recommended for all new installs The latest packages, 3.7 SR2, are included on the disc you received earlier. They are within the eclipse_packages directory on the disc PTP can also be added to an existing Eclipse installation
9 Eclipse Installation Download the Eclipse IDE for Parallel Application Developers package For this workshop, copy the file from the disc you received earlier (<DVD root>/eclipse_packages) and paste it in your home directory Make sure you match the architecture with the computer you are using For this workshop, please use eclipse-parallel-indigo-sr2- incubation-macosx-cocoa-x86_64.tar.gz If your computer is running Linux or Mac OS X, untar the file On Mac OS X, you can just double-click in the Finder If your computer is running Windows, unzip the file Untarring or unzipping the package file creates an eclipse folder containing the executable as well as other support files and folders
10 Starting Eclipse Linux From a terminal window, enter: <eclipse_installation_path>/eclipse/eclipse& Mac OS X From finder, open the eclipse folder where you installed it Double-click on the Eclipse application Windows Open the eclipse folder Double-click on the eclipse executable
11 Specifying A Workspace Eclipse prompts for a workspace location at the start up time The workspace contains all user-defined data Projects and resources such as folders and files Enter /Users/<logon id>/workspace for this workshop Note: If you don t want to see this message every time when Eclipse is launched, tick this check box
12 Eclipse Welcome Page The welcome page is displayed when Eclipse is run for this first time Select Go to the workbench to continue this tutorial
13 Check Installation Details To confirm you have installed Eclipse PTP successfully Mac: Eclipse>About Eclipse Others: Help>About Choose Installation Details Confirm you have Eclipse IDE for Parallel Application Developers in the installed software list Close the dialog: Close, OK
14 Checking for PTP Updates From time to time, there may be newer PTP releases than the Eclipse release PTP maintains its own update site with the most recent release Bug fix release can be more frequent than Eclipse s and what is within the package You must enable the PTP-specific update site, so PTP updates can be found
15 Updating PTP (1) Enable PTP-specific update site Help>Install New Software Click Available Software Sites link Ensure the checkbox is selected for the PTP site: Choose OK Choose Cancel (to return to Eclipse workbench) Now select Help>Check for updates If you see No updates were found It is only because there are no updates in the Eclipse IDE for Parallel Application Developers We will update the PTP within it
16 Updating PTP (2) We will get the latest PTP release (5.0.7), which is more recent than the version that is currently included (5.0.5) in the parallel package Update PTP via an archived package Download the package, ptp-master zip, from (included in the disc that you received earlier) Select Help>Install New Software Select Add Give this repository a sensible name, such as PTP update Select Archive Navigate to and select the archived package Click the OK button
17 Updating PTP (3) Alternatively, download the update from the Internet directly (skip this for this tutorial): Select Help>Install New Software In the Work with: dropdown box, select the PTP update site that you confirmed already:
18 Updating PTP(4) Quick and dirty: (this is what we will do for this tutorial) Check everything which updates existing features and adds a few more Detailed: Open each feature and check ones you want to update Icons indicator: Grey plug: already installed Double arrow: can be updated Colour plug: not installed yet
19 Updating PTP (5) When updating via a local archive, unselect Contact all update sites during install to find required software Select Next to continue updating PTP Select Next to confirm features to install Note: if you are NOT on Linux: you may have to go back and unselect, under Fortran Development Tools (Photran), the Linux Intel Fortran Compiler Support only if it complains Accept the License agreement and select Finish Wait for installation to finish Select Restart Now when prompted We are Ready to go now!!!
20 Module 3: Developing with Eclipse Objectives: Learn basic Eclipse concepts: Perspectives, views, etc Learn how to create and manage a C project Learn how to build and run a project Learn about navigating, searching, refactoring, etc Contents: Basic Eclipse features Managing projects in Eclipse Creating a C project Build and run a C project Basic editor features Content Assist & Templates Navigating, Searching and Refactoring
21 Basic Eclipse Features
22 Eclipse Basics A workbench contains the menus, toolbars, editors and views that make up the main Eclipse window The workbench represents the desktop development environment Contains a set of tools for resource management view editor view Provides a common way of navigating through the resources Multiple workbenches can be opened at the same time view Only one workbench can be open on a workspace at a time
23 Perspectives Perspectives define the layout of views and editors in the workbench They are task oriented, i.e. they contain specific views for doing certain tasks. For example: Parallel Runtime Perspective manages resource managers that are used for managing local or remote parallel runtime environments C/C++ Perspective for manipulating C/C++ source code Debug Perspective for debugging applications If you are still on the Welcome screen, select Go to Workbench now
24 Switching Perspectives Three ways of changing perspectives: 1. Choose the Window>Open Perspective menu option then select the target perspective or choose Other 2. Click on the Open Perspective button in the upper right corner of the screen (hover over it to see names) 3. Click on a perspective shortcut button Try to switch to the C/C++ Perspective now.
25 Which Perspective? Which perspective am I in? It is indicated on the Title Bar
26 Views The workbench window is divided up into Views The main purposes of a view are: To provide alternative ways of presenting information For navigation For editing and modifying information Views can have their own menus and toolbars Items available in menus and toolbars are available only in that view Menu actions only apply to the view Views can be resized
27 Stacked Views Stacked views appear as tabs Selecting a tab brings that view to the foreground
28 Expand a View Double-click on a view/editor s tab to fill the workbench with its content Repeat to return to original size Double Click Double Click
29 Help To access help: Help>Help Contents Help>Search Help>Dynamic Help Help Contents provides detailed help on different Eclipse features in a browser Search allows you to search for help locally, or using Google or the Eclipse web site Dynamic Help shows help related to the current context (perspective, view, etc.)
30 Eclipse Preferences (1) Eclipse Preferences allow customization of almost everything To open use Mac: Eclipse>Preferences Others: Window>Preferences The C/C++ preferences allow many options to be altered In this example you can adjust what happens in the editor as you type.
31 Eclipse Preference (2) In this example, the Code Style preferences are shown Changing preferences here will allow code to be automatically formatted in different ways
32 Managing Projects in Eclipse
33 Project Types There are three types of project in Eclipse: Local Source is located on local machine, builds happen locally Synchronized Source is local, then synchronized with remote machine(s) Building and launching happens remotely and can also happen locally Remote Source is located on remote machine(s), build and launch takes place on remote machine(s) We will concentrate on the Local project for the rest of Module 3 and revisit Synchronized and Remote in later modules.
34 Project Build Types A project s build type can either be: Makefile-based: Project contains its own makefile (or makefiles) for building the application Managed: Eclipse manages the build process, no makefile is required Time to start our Hello World project!!!
35 Create a C Project
36 Creating a Project (1) Select File>New>Project Select C Project then press Next> You can combine the these two steps by selecting the shortcut File>New>C Project
37 Creating a Project (2) Select Hello World ANSI C Project under the Executable project type Select a Toolchain based on what s available on your local computer. (select MacOSX GCC for this workshop because we are using Macs) Give the project a name, such as HelloWorld Press Next> if you wish to configure basic project settings; otherwise press Finish (press Next> for this workshop)
38 Creating a Project (3) Update basic settings as you wish Press Next> when you are ready to update the project s configurations Or press Finish if you wish to skip the project configuration (Press Next> for this workshop)
39 Creating a Project (4) Tick on Configurations that you wish to add to this project. (Tick both Debug and Release for this workshop) Select Finish to complete the creation of a project Selecting Advanced settings will allow you to configure more project settings. We will skip this for this workshop.
40 Creating a Project (5) A Hello World Project in a Workbench
41 Build and Run a C Project
42 Build a Project To build the current project using the current active build configuration, click on icon You can build using a different build configuration by clicking the downarrow on the icon and selecting the configuration you want to use (The current active build configuration is ticked) The build output is displayed in the Console tab view
43 Run a Project Click icon to run the current project If the project has not been built or the current build is not up to date, it will be automatically built using the current active build configuration When running the project, all data printed to the standard output will be displayed in the Console tab view (Except if you are using the Cygwin toolchain under a Windows OS, in such a case, you will have to run the produced executable manually within a Cygwin Terminal)
44 Basic Editor Features
45 Editor An editor for a resource (e.g. a file) opens when you double-click on a resource The type of editor depends on the type of the resource.c files are opened with the C/C++ editor by default You can use Open With to use another editor In this case the default editor is fine (double-click) Some editors can edit more than just raw text When an editor opens on a resource, it stays open across different perspectives An active editor contains menus and toolbars specific to that editor
46 Saving File(s) in an Editor When you change a file in the editor, an asterisk (*) on the editor s title bar indicates unsaved changes Save the changes by using shortcut Command/Ctrl+S or File>Save or icon on the tool bar Save multiple files by using shortcut Command/Ctrl+Shift+S or File>Save All or icon on the tool bar
47 Editor and Outline View Double click on the source file, its default editor will open on the main view Outline view is shown for the file in the editor Console tab view shows the result of a local build, run etc
48 Source Code Editor and Markers (1) Modify HelloWorld.c so the content is the same as shown in the screenshot Save these modifications (hint: Command/Ctrl+S) Click icon on the tool bar to build the project or select Project>Build Project (Yes, there is an error in these modifications and it is intentional)
49 Source Code Editor and Markers (2) A source code editor is a special type of editor for manipulating source code Language features are highlighted Marker bar for showing Breakpoints Errors/warnings Task Tags, Bookmarks Location bar for navigating to interesting features in the file Icons:
50 Source Code Editor and Markers (3) Resolve the error by adding a semicolon (;) to the end of puts function Rebuild the project All error and warning markers should be disappear When you see bug icons in the editor marker bar, they are likely suggestions from Codan Code checkers can flag possible errors, even if code is technically correct To turn them off, use Preferences Window>Preferences or Mac: Eclipse>Preferences C/C++ > Code Analysis and uncheck all problems Select Ok to close preferences
51 Source Code Editor and Markers (4) Text editors can show line numbers in the left column To turn on line numbering: Right-mouse click in the editor marker bar Click on Show Line Numbers
52 Adding Existing Files to a Project (1) Right click or (Mac: Ctrl+click) on the src folder in the Project Explorer and then select Import Or Select the src folder in the Project Explorer and then select File>Import
53 Adding Existing Files to a Project (2) Type file system in the Select an import source: text field Select, then click Next> button Click Browse button and navigate to <DVD root>/tutorial/module_03 Tick both Func.c and Func.h Click Finish button
54 Content Assist & Template
55 Content Assist & Template in Source Editor (1) Use Content Assist to include Func.h in HelloWorld.c: In the source editor, type #include Press Ctrl+Space to enable Content Assist Available headers should be displayed in a list Type Fu, suggestion list shows only Func.h Press Enter to complete the include statement
56 Content Assist & Template in Source Editor (2) Use Content Assist to call Func(int a) in HelloWorld.c s main function: Press Ctrl+Space to enable Content Assist A long suggestion list is shown Keep typing Fun, and you will see the suggestion list gets shorter Use arrow keys to select the function you wish to call. In this case, select Func(int a):int Press Enter to accept the selected function
57 Content Assist & Template in Source Editor (3) Content Assist also helps you to peek at the signature of a function As you select Func(int a):int, its signature will be automatically displayed If you didn t use Content Assist to write a function, you can still use it to check its signature by pressing Ctrl+Space after typing the function name
58 Content Assist & Template in Source Editor (4) Use Content Assist & Template to write a For loop: Type: for then press Ctrl+Space Select for for loop then press Enter A for loop template will be written in the source code Enter i to replace the var in the template and then press Tab Enter 10 to replace the max in the template and press Tab to complete the template
59 Content Assist & Template in Source Editor (5) Use Content Assist & Template to modify your HelloWorld.c to match what is shown in the screenshot below:
60 Navigating, Searching and Refactoring
61 Source Code Navigation (1) Eclipse s source code editor provides some handy features to navigate through your code On demand hyperlink: On line 23 in HelloWorld.c, a function Func that is not implemented within the current file is called To open the file where Func is implemented and navigate to it Hold the Ctrl/Command key and click on the Func On demand hyperlink also works on functions and variables in the current file Hold the Ctrl/Command key and click on variable msg in line 23, you will see the cursor is now moved to line 18 where msg is declared (Note: Click = left mouse click on Windows/Linux)
62 Source Code Navigation (2) Open declaration Move the cursor to the middle or after a variable or function name Right-Click or (Ctrl+Click) to bring up the context menu then select Open Declaration or you can just press the shortcut F3 F3
63 Simple Find and Replace Ctrl+F or (Command+F) to bring up the simple Find/Replace dialog It only works within the current active file in the editor view Try to find all references of Func in HelloWorld.c
64 Language Specific Searching (1) Select Search>C/C++ or Ctrl/Command+H and click the C/C++Search tab It knows what can be declared in C/C++ Try to search for all occurrences of function Func in the current Workspace
65 Language Specific Searching (2) The outcome of the search will be displayed in the Search tab view Expand the tree to see all occurrences Double click a matched occurrence to navigate to its location in a source file
66 Refactoring (1) Eclipse features a Refactor tool which helps you to modify your code and preserve its correctness at the same time: It only works on specific types of modifications, such as renaming a function, extracting selected lines of code into a function etc Bring up the Refactor menu by selecting Refactor in the menu bar or Right Click or Ctrl+Click on the editor to open the context menu and then select the Refactor menu
67 Refactoring (2) Hard coded constant within a function is bad in practice. Let s extract it to a constant Select the number 10 in line 22 and then bring up the Refactor menu Select Extract Constant Give the new constant a meaningful name then click the Next> button to preview the outcome
68 Refactoring (3) Check the code comparisons and verify if the Refactor is doing what you are expecting Press the Finish button to confirm the change
69 Refactoring (4) The final code should be like the following:
70 Module 4: Working with MPI C Code in Eclipse Objectives Learn how to create a MPI project using C Learn about MPI features Learn how to build an MPI program using C on a local system Contents: Configure MPI Settings in Eclipse Helpful features for using MPI Build and Run a MPI Job Locally Build and Run a MPI Job Remotely
71 Configuring MPI Settings in Eclipse (1) You need to configure Eclipse to find your local MPI install to work with a MPI based project properly. If it is not configured, you won t be able to build and run your code locally. Select Window>Preference or (Eclipse>Preference on MacOS) to bring up the preference dialog Expand Parallel Tools, Parallel Language Development Tools and then select MPI Note: 1. It is assumed that a version of MPI is already installed in your local environment 2. If you are using Eclipse and the Cygwin toolchain in a MS Windows environment, skip this section. BlueFern is not currently supporting MPI in a MS environment at this stage due to technical challenges
72 Configuring MPI Settings in Eclipse (2) Press the New button to bring up a file chooser and navigate to the directory where MPI s header is stored (For this tutorial or on a Mac, navigate to /usr/include) Set MPI build Command(C): to mpicc Set MPI build Command (C++): to mpicc Press the OK button to close the preference dialog
73 Creating a MPI Hello World Project (1) Select File>New>C Project Enter HelloMPI in the Project name field Select MPI Hello World C Project as the Project Type Select the appropriate toolchain that is available for the local development environment (MaxOSX GCC for this workshop) Press the Finish button to create the project
74 Creating a MPI Hello World Project (2) Double click HelloMPI.c in the project s src folder to open it in the source editor view
75 Helpful Features for Using MPI
76 Context Sensitive Help (1) Eclipse provides a context sensitive help, and it works for MPI functions too Select Help>Dynamic Help Click on the Restore shortcut to prevent it from minimising the view Click on line 28, MPI_Comm_Rank... Special info for this function is now displayed in the help view Click on the link to open the function s help document Click here
77 Context Sensitive Help (2) Hovering the mouse pointer over a MPI function brings up a short description for the function
78 Parallel Analysis Eclipse PTP can parse code in the current selected files or project to provide parallel analysis One analysis identifies all MPI artifacts and displays them in a tab view Select the HelloMPI project Click on the downward arrow on icon and select Show MPI Artifacts The outcome of the analysis is displayed in the MPI Artifact View, clicking on the artifact will take you the line where the artifact resides in the source code
79 Building and Running a MPI Project Locally (Note: Skip this section if you are using PC running MS Windows OS and do not have Open MPI installed)
80 Build a MPI Project Locally If the Eclipse has been configured correctly, you should be able to build the project successfully by clicking the icon on the toolbar The build output is displayed in the Console tab view If the project does not build successfully, check if the project s properties are set correctly
81 Checking Project Properties Select Project>Properties Expand C/C++ build, Select Tool Chain Editor, For this workshop the Current toolchain should be MacOSX GCC the Current builder should be Gnu Make Builder Select Settings, For this workshop the Command for the MacOS X C Linker should be mpicc the Command for the GCC Assembler should be as the Command for the GCC C Compiler should be mpicc (Note: Project properties are build configuration specific, please make sure you check all of them in all available build configurations)
82 Resource Manager to Control a Local Open MPI Runtime (1) Switch to Parallel Runtime perspective Select Windows>Open Perspective>Others... Select Parallel Runtime, and click the OK button
83 Resource Manager to Control a Local Open MPI Runtime (2) Right Click or (Ctrl+Click on Mac) within the Resource Managers tab view to bring up its context menu and select Add Resource Manager... Select Open MPI and then click on the Next> button
84 Resource Manager to Control a Local Open MPI Runtime (3) Select Local, for both Remote service provider: and Connection name: Click on the Finish button to create a local Open MPI resource manager using default settings (Note: default Open MPI settings are sufficient for this tutorial)
85 Resource Manager to Control a Local Open MPI Runtime (4) Select the newly created resource manager, Open_MPI@Local (Open MPI) Right Click or (Ctrl+Click on a Mac) Select Start Resource Manager to start the resource manager If the resource manager is started successfully, its icon should turn to green Switch back to C/C++ perspective by using its shortcut on the toolbar
86 Run Configuration for a Local MPI Job (1) To create a run configuration using the local Open MPI runtime Click on the down arrow next to the Run As... icon on the toolbar Select Run Configurations... Select Parallel Application as the configuration type Click on the to add a new configuration
87 Run Configuration for a Local MPI Job (2) Give the configuration a name (use HelloMPI_Local for this tutorial) Select Open_MPI@Local as the Resource Manager: Set Number of processes: to 4 Click on the Apply button to save the configuration
88 Run Configuration for a Local MPI Job (3) Click on the Application tab Click on the Browse button next to the Application Program: text field Navigate to the directory where the built executable is, select the executable and click on the OK button (Note: for this tutorial, select HelloMPI in <Eclipse Workspace Dir>/HelloMPI/Debug/)
89 Running a MPI Job Locally (1) After you complete the run configuration, the Run button should be enabled You can click on the Run button to launch a run using the current configuration For this tutorial, click the Close button and we will launch the run from the workbench instead
90 Running a MPI Job Locally (2) To launch a run using a specific Run Configuration from the workbench Click on the down arrow next to the Run As icon on the toolbar Select the Run Configuration you wish to launch the run (For this tutorial, select HelloMPI_Local) The standard output generated by the run will be displayed in the Console tab view on the workbench
91 Building a MPI Project on BlueFern s HPCs
92 Converting an Existing Project to a Synchronized Project (1) Switch to the C/C++ Perspective if your workbench is in another perspective Select File>New>Other... Type Convert in the Wizard: s text filter Select Convert C/C++ or Fortran Project to a Synchronised Project Click on the Next> button
93 Converting an Existing Project to a Synchronized Project (2) Select HelloMPI as a candidate for conversion Select Git as the Synchronization Provider Select Remote Tools as the Remote Provider: Click the New... button to create a connection to the remote environment
94 Converting an Existing Project to a Synchronized Project (3) Give the new connection a Target name: Tick the Remote host radio button Enter the IP address or host name of the remote host in Host: (For this workshop, enter hpclogin1.canterbury.ac.nz) Enter your user name and password for logging on to the remote host (they are supplied to you in the beginning of this workshop) Click on the Finish button to create the connection
95 Converting an Existing Project to a Synchronized Project (4) Enter the location where you wish to store the current project on the remote host (you can select the Browse... Button to open a file browser viewing the remote file system) Click on the Finish button to convert the current project to a synchronised project A new build configuration should now be available to this project
96 Configuring Remote Building Environment (1) If you try to build the project using the Remote build configuration, Eclipse will automatically upload your local files to the remote host and then invoke a build However, the build will most likely fail. This is because the build environment on the remote host is different from your local environment For this tutorial, you need to update: Toolchain, Settings for compiling and linking Environment variables Building tool
97 Configuring Remote Building Environment (2) Right click or (Ctrl+Click) on the HelloMPI project in the Project Explorer tab view to open its context menu Select Properties in the context menu Expand C/C++ Build properties Select the Tool Chain Editor
98 Configuring Remote Building Environment (3) Project properties is build configuration specific, change the current configuration to Remote, if it is not currently active Unselect Display compatible toolchains only checkbox Change Current toolchain: to XL C/C++ Change Current builder: to Sync Builder Click on the Apply button to persist the change Note: BlueFern encourage users to use XL C/C++ compilers when using BlueFern s HPCs.
99 Configuring Remote Building Environment (4) Select Synchronize properties Confirm its properties are using the remote connection created earlier If you wish to update the current project to synchronise and utilise a different remote environment, you will need to update these settings (skip this for this tutorial) Select the Settings to setup compiler and linker
100 Configuring Remote Building Environment (5) Select Local XL C Compiler, and then enter mpcc in the Command: Select Local XL C Executable Linker, and then enter mpcc in the Command: There are other options for configuring the compiler too, but we will skip them for this tutorial Click on the Apply button (Note: mpcc is a compiler driver to compile and link MPI C code. Using it saves us from entering paths to MPI headers and libraries)
101 Configuring Remote Building Environment (6) Select the Environment properties. This is where you can setup environment variables in the Remote Environment in build time They default to your local environment settings and are most likely not compatible in the remote environment For this workshop, Undefine all variables. We will use SSH session s default instead Click the Apply button when done
102 Configuring Remote Building Environment (7) Finally select the C/C++ Build properties Unselect the check box next to Use default command Change the Build command: to gmake Click on the OK button Note: Eclipse generates makefiles in GNU format when a project is set as a Managed project. Therefore you need to use GNU make to build the project, which is gmake under AIX
103 Build a Project in a Remote Environment Click on the down arrow on the build icon on the toolbar and select 3 Remote (Build on remote machine) It triggers Eclipse to synchronize the local source code with the configured remote host and also invoke the build The outcome of the build is displayed in the Console tab view on the workbench
104 Launch a MPI Job on BlueFern s HPCs
105 Resource Manager to Submit a Job via LoadLeveler (1) Switch the workbench to the Parallel Runtime perspective using a shortcut on the toolbar or select Window>Open Perspective>Other... and select Parallel Runtime Click within the Resource Managers view, Right Click or (Ctrl+Click on a Mac), and select Add Resource Manager...
106 Resource Manager to Submit a Job via LoadLeveler (2) Select IBM LoadLeveler as the Resource Manager Type: Click on the Next> button (Note: Although it is possible to use other types of resource manager with BlueFern s HPCs, IBM LoadLeveler is the recommended resource manager)
107 Resource Manager to Submit a Job via LoadLeveler (3) Select Remote Tools as the Remote service provider: Select the remote connection created earlier for Connection name: Enter /usr/local/bin/ptp_ibmll_proxy in Path to proxy executable: Click on the Finish button Note: we will be using default configurations for the LoadLeveler proxy. They can be changed by clicking on the Next> button and following the rest of the wizard
108 Resource Manager to Submit a Job via LoadLeveler (4) Right Click (or Ctrl+Click on Mac) the newly created resource manager in the Resource Managers and select Start Resource Manager Status of the remote cluster is now displayed in the Machines tab view
109 Prepare a LoadLeveler Script (1) Switch the workbench back to C/C++ perspective (hint: shortcut or Windows>Open Perspective>(Oth ers...)) Right Click (or Ctrl+Click on Mac) on the src folder under HelloMPI project Select New>File
110 Prepare a LoadLeveler Script (2) Enter HelloMPI.ll in the File name: field Click on the Finish button
111 Prepare a LoadLeveler Script (3) Prepare your LoadLeveler script as shown below: Note: if you are not sure about what you value need to populate for the initialdir, you can get it from the Root Location: under the synchronize setting in project properties
112 Run Configuration for a Remote MPI Job (1) To create a run using the local Open MPI runtime Click on the down arrow next to the Run As... icon on the toolbar Select Run Configurations... Select Parallel Application as the configuration type Click on the to add a new configuration
113 Run Configuration for a Remote MPI Job (2) Give the configuration a name (use HelloMPI_Remote for this tutorial) Select IBM@BlueFern... as the Resource Manager: Click on the Browse button to open a file browser on the remote file system, and navigate to the LoadLeveler script prepared earlier
114 Run Configuration for a Remote MPI Job (3) Click on the Application tab Click on the Browse button next to the Application Program: text field Navigate to the remote directory where the built executable is, select the executable and click on the OK button Click the Apply button to save the current configuration
115 Running a MPI Job Remotely (1) After you complete the run configuration, the Run button should be enabled You can click on the Run button to launch a run using the current configuration For this tutorial, click the Close button and we will launch the run from the workbench instead
116 Running a MPI Job Remotely (2) To launch a run using a specific Run Configuration from the workbench Click on the down arrow next to the Run As icon on the toolbar Select the Run Configuration you wish to launch the run (For this tutorial, select HelloMPI_Remote) Unlike using Open MPI to run a local MPI job, your job will be processed by the LoadLeveler in batch mode. When the job s run is completed, its output will be stored in the file specified in the LoadLeveler script If you wish to be notified when your job s run is completed, populate your address in the #@ notification field in your LoadLeveler script
117 Running a MPI Job Remotely (3) Because the project has been converted to a Synchronized project, files generated in the remote file system will be automatically copied to your local file system When the job s run is completed, you should be able see its output files displayed in the Project Explorer view on the workbench if these files are generated within the project s root directory or sub directories Double click such files to check the run s output
118 Module 5: Working with a Real Software Project Objectives Learn how to use Eclipse PTP for a real software project Contents: Create an empty project Import existing code into a project Set up MPI runs locally and remotely
119 Create an Empty Synchronized Project (1) Create a Synchronized project because the software will be run on a remote HPC mostly File>New>Project... Select Synchronized C/C++ Project under the Remote category (hint: use the text filter to find it quickly) Give the project a project name Select MPI Empty C Project as the project type Select a Linux GCC as the project s tool chain Note: Although we actually want to use the XLC C/C++ Tool Chain in the remote environment, there are some issues when using it in the project creation wizard. The workaround is to select Linux GCC in project creation and change it later
120 Create an Empty Synchronized Project (2) Click on the Next> button to skip the MPI Project Settings and Build configuration dialogs Select Remote Tools as the Remote Provider Select the remote connection created previously as the connection Enter the location where you want to store the project on the remote host (Note: you may want to include the project name in the path here. Eclipse does not crate a new project in the remote location for you) Click on the Finish button to complete the creation of an empty project
121 Create an Empty Synchronized Project (3) The newly created project will have three build configurations: Debug synchronise local files with the remote files and then invoke a debug build in the remote environment Release synchronise local files with the remote files and then invoke a release build in the remote environment Workspace synchronise local files with the remote files and then invoke a debug build in the local environment
122 Importing Existing Source Code to the Project Select the newly created project in the Project Explorer, bring up its context menu and create a new folder called src for the project (Note: It is a good practice to keep all source code files in a folder under the project s root directory. It separates source code files from other types of files, such as documentation.) Use the import utility to import all files in /<DVD Dir>/tutorials/Module_5/ to the project s src folder Select the src folder in the Project Explorer Bring up the context menu (right click or ctrl+click on a Mac) Select Import... Follow the wizard to complete this task
123 Updating Project Properties (1) Select the project in the Project Explorer Bring up its context menu and select Project Properties Project properties are build configuration specific, we need to update the project properties in all configurations Update the project properties based on the tables below: C/C++ Build>Tool Chain Editor: Build Configuration Toolchain Debug Release Workspace XL C/C++ Tool Chain XL C/C++ Tool Chain Linux GCC (MacOSX GCC) Builder Sync Builder Sync Builder Sync Builder
124 Updating Project Properties (2) C/C++ Build>Settings: Build Configuration: Local XL C++ Compiler XL C++ Executable Linker Debug Release Workspace mpcc mpcc GCC C++ Compiler mpcc mpcc GCC C Compiler GCC C++ Linker mpicc mpicc mpicc
125 Updating Project Properties (3) C/C++ Build>Environment Undefine all environment variables for both Debug and Release build configurations C/C++ Build Change the Build command: to gmake, because Eclipse generates makefiles in GNU format for managed projects
126 Building the Project Try building the project remotely using both Debug and Release configurations and both of them should result in a successful build Try building the project locally using the Workspace configuration and it will fail, because the software uses a library called mass, which is not available on your local computer
127 Fixing The Local Build (1) mass (Mathematical Acceleration Subsystem) is an IBM tuned version of the C math library that provides better performance on IBM HPCs To run this project locally, we need to use GNU C s standard math library instead Let s try to use a macro and change the Workspace build configuration to control the build behaviour Double click on the build error displayed in the Console tab view on the workbench to open the file and the location where this issue resides
128 Fixing The Local Build (2) Modify the beginning of fie agonist_variation_main.cpp as in the following: (This simple macro basically says: if symbol MATH_H is defined when compiling the source code, include math.h; otherwise include mass.h instead)
129 Fixing The Local Build (3) Use the searching tool to find out if mass.h is defined in any other files Select Search>File... to search multiple files Entering mass.h in the Containing text: and then click on the Search button The search outcome will be displayed in the Search tab view on the workbench You will find that mass.h is also included in update.cpp Double click update.cpp in the search tab view to open the file in the editor
130 Fixing The Local Build (4) Use the same macro to control the build behaviour when file update.cpp is complied Introduce the following changes to file update.cpp:
131 Fixing The Local Build (5) Define symbol MATH_H in the build configuration Workspace Open the project s properties Change the build configuration to Workspace Select C/C++ Build>Settings Select Preprocessor under GCC C++ Compiler Click on the icon in the panel of Defined Symbols Enter USE_MATH_H and then click on the OK button Click the Apply button to save the changes Click the OK button to close the project properties dialog Try building this project using the Workspace configuration again, the project should build successfully now.
132 Creating a Local Run (1) The sample code used in this tutorial hard coded the size of its simulating model by a #define symbol, let s find it and replace it with a smaller value (otherwise, you will be waiting for quite some time for the run to complete) Use the searching utility to find symbol NUM_EC Set its defined value to 4 Save the change Rebuild the project
133 Creating a Local Run (2) When running this sample code, it will generate a lot of output files. It would be an unnecessary overhead to synchronise such files with the remote file system. Let s exclude them from been synchronised: Identify this project in the Project Explorer Expand its project tree Select the Workspace folder Right click or (Ctrl+Click on a Mac) on the Workspace folder to bring up its context menu Select Synchronization>Exclude Selection
134 Creating a Local Run (3) Open the Run Configuration wizard Create a new configuration for a Parallel Application Under the Resources tab Select a local Resource Manager for this configuration (Note: use Open_MPI@Local for this workshop) Set the number of processes available to this run to 4 (Number of processes field when using a local OpenMPI resource manger) Under the Application tab Check if the Parallel Project field has been populated correctly, if not correct it Enter the full path to the executable built locally in the Application program field
135 Running the Project Locally After setting up a run configuration, click on the Run button to launch it the button might not be enabled if the selected Resource Manager is not currently running In such a case, save the current configuration and close the wizard Switch the workbench to the Parallel Runtime perspective and start the resource manager selected for the run configuration Go back to the run configuration and launch the run When the run is completed, you will see END OF PROGRAM in last line of the Console tab view The files generated by the run will be available in the Workspace folder under the project in the Project Explorer view on the workbench
136 Creating a Remote Run (1) Try to build the project using both the Debug and Release build configurations. The project should build successful in both configurations To avoid unnecessary synchronisation overhead, exclude both Debug and Release folders under the project For this tutorial, a remote run will be managed by the LoadLeveler. So, we need to prepare a LoadLeveler script first Add a new file to the project and call it remote_run.ll Open the newly created file in the source code editor by double clicking it in the Project Explorer view Create the script based on the following:
137 Creating a Remote Run (2) # Example MPI LoadLeveler Job file shell = /bin/ksh # job_name = Agonist_Variation # job_type = parallel # # node = 1 tasks_per_node = 4 # # wall_clock_limit = 00:00:05 # group = tutorial # # set initial dir to the path to your project in the remote environment + /Release/ # initialdir = /hpc/home/<path to the project in the remote environment>/release initialdir = /hpc/home/ysu20/workspace/agonist_variation/release # output = $(job_name).$(jobid).out error = $(job_name).$(jobid).err notification = never class = dev8_1 queue # invoke the executable poe./agonist_variation
138 Creating a Remote Run (3) Creating a remote run configuration: Open the Run Configuration wizard Create a new configuration for a Parallel Application Under the Resources tab Select a remote Resource Manager for this configuration (Note: use IBMLL@A_Remote_Connection for this workshop) Use Advanced Submit mode Enter the path and filename of the Loadleveler script that was created earlier
139 Creating a Remote Run (4) Under the Application tab Check if the Parallel Project field has been populated correctly, if not correct it Enter the full path to the executable built locally in the Application program field After the configuration is created, launch the run The job will be processed by the LoadLeveler in the remote environment in batch mode The run s standard output will not be displayed in the Console tab view The best way for getting a notification is to populate your address in the notification field in the LoadLeveler script, particularly if the run can last for a long time (For this tutorial, the run will only take a few minutes. Let s just wait for a message saying the remote job is terminated in the Console tab view)
140 Obtaining Output from a Remote Run A practical parallel run usually generates a large amount of data, stored in the remote file system as one or more files, therefore it is not practical to use a project s file synchronisation feature to retrieve such files Eclipse uses git for file synchronisation and it is not designed for transferring files large in size BlueFern recommends its users to use: FileZilla, a tool with an easy to use GUI and supports SFTP scp command that is available on most Linux/Unix/MacOS environments (this is available on a Windows environment if you have Cygwin installed)
141 Getting More Help for Using Eclipse PTP Eclipse PTP User Group: Go to and subscribe to the mail list Send your questions to Contact BlueFern via We will do our best to answer questions related to how to use Eclipse PTP with BlueFern s HPCs
142 Acknowledgements This tutorial was developed based on the tutorial, A New and Improved Eclipse Parallel Tools Platform: Advancing the Development of Scientific Applications, which was presented by Greg Watson (IBM), Beth Tibbitts (IBM), Jay Alameda (NCSA), Jeff Overbey (UIUC), Wyatt Spear (U. Oregon) and Alan Humphrey (SCI) in SC11 The original tutorial can be downloaded at The sample code used in Module 5 is provided by Dr. Mohsin Shaikh and the Brains Trust research group in the University of Canterbury
143 The END and Thank You
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