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For perlmutter and frontier, if there are multiple device available, we will try to map GPUs to the closest core. For an FFT test on perlmutter using 256 nodes, the correct mapping reduced the run time from 0.172 to 0.127. Note that you can achieve the similar effect with `srun ... bash -c "export CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=\$((3-SLURM_LOCALID)); ..."` by manually limiting the number of visible devices. But in this commit, we are trying to do this automatically for the user. Also note that MPI appears to crash with gpu-bind=closest on perlmutter. So we need to use gpu-bind=none. For frontier, you could use gpu-bind=closest. But if your use gpu-bind=none, this commit will try to do the correct mapping for you. In this commit, we also removed the old machin stuff and added new code for machine detection.
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For perlmutter and frontier, if there are multiple devices available, we will try to map GPUs to the closest core.
For an FFT test on perlmutter using 256 nodes, the correct mapping reduced the run time from 0.172 to 0.127. Note that you can achieve the similar effect with
srun ... bash -c "export CUDA_VISIBLE_DEVICES=\$((3-SLURM_LOCALID)); ..."by manually limiting the number of visible devices. But in this commit, we are trying to do this automatically for the user. Also note that MPI appears to crash with gpu-bind=closest on perlmutter. So we need to use gpu-bind=none.For frontier, you could use gpu-bind=closest. But if your use gpu-bind=none, this commit will try to do the correct mapping for you.
In this commit, we also removed the old machine stuff and added new code for machine detection.