NAME
pvm_getopt - Returns the value of libpvm options.
SYNOPSIS
C int val = pvm_getopt( int what ) Fortran call pvmfgetopt( what, val )
PARAMETERS
- what
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Integer defining option to get. One of:
PvmRoute 1 Message routing policy PvmDebugMask 2 Libpvm debug mask PvmAutoErr 3 Auto error reporting PvmOutputTid 4 Stdout destination for children PvmOutputCode 5 Output message tag PvmTraceTid 6 Trace data destination for children PvmTraceCode 7 Trace message tag PvmFragSize 8 Message fragment size PvmResvTids 9 Allow messages to reserved tags and TIDs PvmSelfOutputTid 10 Stdout destination PvmSelfOutputCode 11 Output message tag PvmSelfTraceTid 12 Trace data destination PvmSelfTraceCode 13 Trace message tag PvmShowTids 14 pvm_catchout prints task ids with output PvmPollType 15 Message wait policy (shared memory) PvmPollTime 16 Message spinwait duration
- val
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Integer returning the value of the option.
DESCRIPTION
The routine pvm_getopt returns the value of the specified option in PVM. For a discussion of options and values, see pvm_setopt.
If an error occurs, the PVM error code is returned in place of the option value.
EXAMPLES
C: val = pvm_getopt( PvmFragSize ); Fortran: CALL PVMFGETOPT( PVMAUTOERR, VAL )
ERRORS
This error condition can be returned
- PvmBadParam
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giving an invalid value.
SEE ALSO
pvm_setopt(3PVM)