==================================================================== Changes in 4.3.1 ==================================================================== # Fix initialization in GPU-aware builds when no devices are present # Fix internal pmix.h header conflict when building with an external PMIx library. # Fix build issue with Slurm by removing dependency on libslurm and always using internal logic for parsing the Slurm hostfile. # Fix potential stale GPU IPC handle usage resulting in data corruption or crashes # Update XPMEM thresholds to avoid excessive buffer mapping overhead # Fix potential hang in ROMIO when setting info hints on certain files # Improved detection of incompatible PMI[x] client/server configuration # Fix use of PMIX_PREFIX attribute for certain versions of OpenPMIx # Fix Intel GPU output with MPIR_CVAR_DEBUG_SUMMARY # Fix F08 binding compilation with nvfortran # Fix line continuations with Hydra's --configfile option # Fix valgrind uninitialized read warnings in ch3 # Fix missing mpixxx_opts.conf file with help text for mpicc and friends # Fixes for several compiler warnings
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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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