pred |
is compiled with -g and all optimizations turned off |
pred-O |
does not use the -g option and uses -O3 -qstrict |
Due to code changes, the following instances of the library no longer exist with version 4.2 of pred :
pred-time |
is optimized just as pred-O is and contains code to do instrumentation; it will create a directory 'PredTimes' in your current working directory and deposit files with timings of refinement, predictive, and nonpredictive balancing. [*] |
pred_oct |
contains functions to perform predictive Octree balancing; it is otherwise the same as pred |
pred_oct-O |
contains functions to perform predictive Octree balancing; it is otherwise the same as pred-O |
pred_oct-time |
contains functions to perform predictive Octree balancing; it is otherwise the same as pred-time |
pred_parmet |
contains functions to perform predictive balancing using the ParMetis [1] partitioning library; it is otherwise the same as pred_oct |
pred_parmet-O |
contains functions to perform predictive balancing using the ParMetis [1] partitioning library; it is otherwise the same as pred_oct-O |
pred_parmet-time |
contains functions to perform predictive balancingusing the ParMetis [1] partitioning library; it is otherwise the same as pred_oct-time |
The code formerly contained in the pred-time instance has been
disabled, but can be restored upon request.
The *\_oct* and *\_parmet* instances of
the library are no longer necessary as a different mechanism is now
used in setting up the load balancing algorithm that will be applied
predictively. See the Manual.