Monday, October 3, 2011

[Hint] How to install OpenMPI on your local computer Edit Delete Tags Autopost


Debian and Ubuntu

These instructions will almost definitely work on Debian lenny, squeeze, and sid, as well as Ubuntu hardy, intrepid, jaunty, karmic, or lucid.
Make sure your package repository is up to date. apt-get update will do this. You must run this command as root - you may have to su, or more likely run it with sudo (it'll look likesudo apt-get update).
Be sure you've installed GCC! apt-get install gcc g++ will install the compilers if you don't have them already.
Then, run apt-get install openmpi-bin openmpi-doc libopenmpi-dev, wrapping the command in sudo if necessary. This will install OpenMPI, all necessary libraries, and the documentation for the MPI calls.
Found these instructions to install MPI. They work on Linux Mint.

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