==================================================================== Changes in 4.2.3 ==================================================================== # Update embedded libfabric to fix a build issue on FreeBSD # Fix HIP support for use with AMD GPUs # Fix potential invalid context issue in CUDA memory hooks # Fix GPU fallback path in ch4/ofi for Intel GPU buffers # Fix IPC handle destruction with Level Zero API (Intel GPU) # Fix potential crash in MPI_ISENDRECV with derived datatypes # Fix bug in persistent MPI_GATHER that incorrectly cached buffer contents at init time # Fix memory allocation bug in ROMIO GPFS driver # Fix missing error names in ch4/ofi netmod # Fix potential hang in multi-VCI active message RMA # Fix bug in ch3 large count support with derived datatypes # Fix manpage generation to provide aliases for large-count versions # Fix potential crash in Hydra with long PMI command messages # Fix bug in exit status capture in Hydra when there are multiple processes with non-zero exit # Fix implementation of C/Fortran status conversion functions # Fix implementation of MPI_Type_create_f90_xxx functions
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We are excited to share that MPICH has received the 2024 ACM Software System Award. This prestigious award recognizes software systems that have had a lasting impact on the computing field. We are proud to be in the company of distinguished past recipients like TCP/IP, GCC, Unix, TeX, LLVM, Java, NCSA Mosaic, and the World Wide Web. Thank you to all our collaborators and partners over the years who have been integral to MPICH’s success!Read the official Argonne press release.Continue reading →
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