22.1.5. String Values

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22.1.5.1. Default Communicator Names

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The following default communicator names are defined by MPI.
"MPI_COMM_WORLD"
"MPI_COMM_SELF"
"MPI_COMM_PARENT"
"MPI_COMM_NULL"


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22.1.5.2. Default Datatype Names

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Named predefined datatypes have the default names of the datatype name. In addition, the following default datatype name is defined by MPI.
"MPI_DATATYPE_NULL"


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22.1.5.3. Default Window Names

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The following default window name is defined by MPI.
"MPI_WIN_NULL"


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22.1.5.4. Reserved Data Representations

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The following data representations are supported by MPI.
"native"
"internal"
"external32"


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22.1.5.5. Process Set Names

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Process set name Comment
"mpi://" reserved namespace
"mpi://SELF" mandatory process set name
"mpi://WORLD" mandatory process set name


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22.1.5.6. Info Keys

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The following info keys are reserved. They are strings.
access_style
accumulate_ops
accumulate_ordering
alloc_shared_noncontig
appnum
arch
argv
cb_block_size
cb_buffer_size
cb_nodes
chunked
chunked_item
chunked_size
collective_buffering
command
file
file_perm
filename
host
io_node_list
ip_address
ip_port
maxprocs
mpi_accumulate_granularity
mpi_aint_size
mpi_assert_allow_overtaking
mpi_assert_exact_length
mpi_assert_memory_alloc_kinds
mpi_assert_no_any_source
mpi_assert_no_any_tag
mpi_complex4_supported
mpi_complex8_supported
mpi_complex16_supported
mpi_complex32_supported
mpi_count_size
mpi_double_complex_supported
mpi_double_precision_size
mpi_hw_resource_type
mpi_initial_errhandler
mpi_integer_size
mpi_integer1_supported
mpi_integer2_supported
mpi_integer4_supported
mpi_integer8_supported
mpi_integer16_supported
mpi_logical_size
mpi_logical1_supported
mpi_logical2_supported
mpi_logical4_supported
mpi_logical8_supported
mpi_logical16_supported
mpi_memory_alloc_kinds
mpi_minimum_memory_alignment
mpi_offset_size
mpi_pset_name
mpi_size
mpi_real_size
mpi_real2_supported
mpi_real4_supported
mpi_real8_supported
mpi_real16_supported
nb_proc
no_locks
num_io_nodes
path
same_disp_unit
same_size
soft
striping_factor
striping_unit
thread_level
wdir


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22.1.5.7. Info Values

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The following info values are reserved. They are strings.
alloc_mem
false
mpi
mpi_errors_abort
mpi_errors_are_fatal
mpi_errors_return
mpi_shared_memory
MPI_THREAD_FUNNELED
MPI_THREAD_MULTIPLE
MPI_THREAD_SERIALIZED
MPI_THREAD_SINGLE
none
random
rar
raw
read_mostly
read_once
reverse_sequential
same_op
same_op_no_op
sequential
system
true
war
waw
win_allocate
win_allocate_shared
write_mostly
write_once


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