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Allinea DDT is a graphical source code debugging analysis tool with the power that you need to take control of software bugs whenever they occur, making it simpler to solve even the most complex multi-threaded or multi-process software problems. This installation Includes Allinea DDT, MAP for performance analysis, and Allinea Reports for characterizing and understanding the performance of HPC applications.  
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Arm DDT is a graphical source code debugging analysis tool with the power that you need to take control of software bugs whenever they occur, making it simpler to solve even the most complex multi-threaded or multi-process software problems. This installation Includes Arm DDT, MAP for performance analysis, and Arm Reports for characterizing and understanding the performance of HPC applications.  
  
This module enables the use of the Allinea DDT, MAP, and Reports tools.
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This module enables the use of the Arm DDT, MAP, and Reports tools.
  
 
==Using DDT==  
 
==Using DDT==  
First, download the Allinea Forge remote client and install it on your computer:
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First, download the Arm Forge remote client and install it on your computer:
 
 
* http://www.allinea.com/products/forge/download
 
  
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* https://developer.arm.com/products/software-development-tools/hpc/downloads/download-arm-forge
 
'''IMPORTANT NOTE''':  
 
'''IMPORTANT NOTE''':  
Please make sure that the version of Allinea Forge remote client installed on your computer is consistent with the version of Allinea Forge module you use on hipergator. The instructions below assume that the version of your Allinea Forge local client is version 7.0.4.
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Please make sure that the version of Arm Forge remote client installed on your computer is consistent with the version of Arm Forge module you use on hipergator. The instructions below assume that the version of your Arm Forge local client is version 18.0.2.
  
 
Create a batch submission script for the application you want to debug as though you were going to submit it to the queue. Be sure that you add the following sequence before the <code>mpiexec</code> command in your script:
 
Create a batch submission script for the application you want to debug as though you were going to submit it to the queue. Be sure that you add the following sequence before the <code>mpiexec</code> command in your script:
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# Start the remote client GUI on your personal device
 
# Start the remote client GUI on your personal device
 
# In the "Remote Launch" pulldown menu, select "Configure..."
 
# In the "Remote Launch" pulldown menu, select "Configure..."
# Click "Add" and fill in the following information: <br> '''Connection Name:''' ufrc-ddt <br> '''Host Name:''' <username>@GUI_NODE.rc.ufl.edu<br> '''Remote Installation Directory:''' /apps/allinea/forge/7.0.4 <br> '''Remote Script:''' <leave blank> <br>Note that GUI_NODE corresponds to the gui server the gui job is running on e.g. i21a-s3.
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# Click "Add" and fill in the following information: <br> '''Connection Name:''' ufrc-ddt <br> '''Host Name:''' <username>@GUI_NODE.rc.ufl.edu<br> '''Remote Installation Directory:''' /apps/arm/forge/18.0.2 <br> '''Remote Script:''' <leave blank> <br>Note that GUI_NODE corresponds to the gui server the gui job is running on e.g. i21a-s3.
 
# Click "OK"
 
# Click "OK"
 
# Click "Close"
 
# Click "Close"

Revision as of 16:03, 6 July 2018

Arm DDT is a graphical source code debugging analysis tool with the power that you need to take control of software bugs whenever they occur, making it simpler to solve even the most complex multi-threaded or multi-process software problems. This installation Includes Arm DDT, MAP for performance analysis, and Arm Reports for characterizing and understanding the performance of HPC applications.

This module enables the use of the Arm DDT, MAP, and Reports tools.

Using DDT

First, download the Arm Forge remote client and install it on your computer:

IMPORTANT NOTE: Please make sure that the version of Arm Forge remote client installed on your computer is consistent with the version of Arm Forge module you use on hipergator. The instructions below assume that the version of your Arm Forge local client is version 18.0.2.

Create a batch submission script for the application you want to debug as though you were going to submit it to the queue. Be sure that you add the following sequence before the mpiexec command in your script:

ddt --connect --debug --log ddt-debug.log \

Please use the following example if needed:

#!/bin/bash
#SBATCH --job-name=example-job  #A name for your job
#SBATCH --output my_job-%j.out #Output File
#SBATCH --error my_job-%j.err  #Error File
#SBATCH --mail-type=FAIL,END  #What emails you want
#SBATCH --mail-user=<username>@ufl.edu   #Where
#SBATCH --nodes=1     #No. of processors requested
#SBATCH --ntasks=1    #Total no. of  processors
#SBATCH --cpus-per-task=1    #No. CPUs per task
#SBATCH --mem-per-cpu=2000mb   #Per processor memory request
#SBATCH --time=12:00:00       #Walltime in hh:mm:ss or d-hh:mm:ss
#SBATCH --partition=hpg2-dev

module load <modules_required_for_your_application>
module load ddt/18.0.2

#mpiexec  ./main > resid.dat
ddt --connect --debug --log ddt-debug.log \ 
   mpiexec  ./main > resid.dat

Submit the job with

cd /ufrc/<group>/<username>/example-directory 
sbatch example-job


Next, start a gui job of any kind on HiPerGator e.g.

launch_gui_session -e xterm -t 8

to get an 8-hour gui session.

Once both your debugging job and a gui job are running you can connect:

  1. Start the remote client GUI on your personal device
  2. In the "Remote Launch" pulldown menu, select "Configure..."
  3. Click "Add" and fill in the following information:
    Connection Name: ufrc-ddt
    Host Name: <username>@GUI_NODE.rc.ufl.edu
    Remote Installation Directory: /apps/arm/forge/18.0.2
    Remote Script: <leave blank>
    Note that GUI_NODE corresponds to the gui server the gui job is running on e.g. i21a-s3.
  4. Click "OK"
  5. Click "Close"
  6. On the main screen, select 'ufrc-ddt' from the Remote Launch pulldown menu

You will get a connection request from ddt running your job. Accept the request and you should be ready to start debugging your application.

Required Modules

Serial

  • {{#lowercase:DDT}}

System Variables

  • HPC_{{#uppercase:DDT}}_DIR
  • HPC_{{#uppercase:DDT}}_BIN