Communicators
An MPI communicator specifies the communication context for a communication operation. In particular, it specifies the set of processes which share the context, and assigns each each process a unique rank (see MPI.Comm_rank) taking an integer value in 0:n-1, where n is the number of processes in the communicator (see MPI.Comm_size.
Constants
MPI.COMM_WORLD — Constant.MPI.COMM_WORLDA communicator containing all processes with which the local rank can communicate at initialization. In a typical "static-process" model, this will be all processes.
MPI.COMM_SELF — Constant.MPI.COMM_SELFA communicator containing only the local process.
Functions
MPI.Comm_dup — Function.MPI.Comm_get_parent — Function.MPI.Comm_rank — Function.Comm_rank(comm::Comm)The rank of the process in the particular communicator's group.
Returns an integer in the range 0:MPI.Comm_size()-1.
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MPI.Comm_size — Function.Comm_size(comm::Comm)The number of processes involved in communicator.
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MPI.Comm_spawn — Function.MPI.Comm_split — Function.MPI.Comm_split_type — Function.MPI.Intercomm_merge — Function.MPI.universe_size — Function.universe_size()The total number of available slots, or nothing if it is not defined. This is determined by the MPI_UNIVERSE_SIZE attribute of COMM_WORLD.
This is typically dependent on the MPI implementation: for MPICH-based implementations, this is specified by the -usize argument. OpenMPI defines a default value based on the number of processes available.