RUNPATH/LD_LIBRARY_PATH Fixes #138
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doesn't solve the problem of being able to specify libs, like we wanted to do on Pal, because whatever's in LD_LIBRARY_PATH will still be prepended by srun_prolog
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Oh, and I also was just looking at how |
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(btw, I think this need not hold up flipping the bit, it's definitely an edge case) |
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Let me know if you think it's alright to merge into |
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This will disappear, right? :-)
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Hmm, actually it looks like this didn't completely solve the problem: now Gasnet freeze works for segfaults, but not for assertion failures. |
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Using RUNPATH again, and should be prepending LD_LIBRARY_PATH correctly, but doesn't solve the problem of being able to specify libs like we wanted to do on Pal, because whatever's in LD_LIBRARY_PATH will still be prepended by srun_prolog.
This solution is, first of all, pretty messy as it involves now hardcoding the lib path in the run script, but still doesn't allow us to point at different libraries dynamically.
@nelsonje: Any ideas about how to do this better?