CreateHcclCrossMulitComm
Description
Creates a multi-server multi-device sub-communicator using a rank table when the backend is HCCL.
Definition
1 | HcclComm CreateHcclCrossMulitComm(const char *rankTableFile, uint32_t subCommRankId, std::vector<uint32_t> &rankIds, uint64_t subCommId, uint32_t hcclBufferSize, char *commName); |
Parameters
Member |
Input/Output |
Type |
Default Value |
Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
rankTableFile |
Input |
char * |
- |
Path of the rank table file. The value is a string of a maximum of 4,096 bytes, including the end-of-text character. For details about the rank table configuration, see 《HCCL集合通信库》中的“ranktable文件配置资源信息”章节. |
subCommRankId |
Input |
uint32_t |
- |
Rank ID of the current rank in the sub-communicator. |
rankIds |
Input |
vector<uint32_t> |
- |
Array consisting of the IDs of the ranks in the sub-communicator in the global communicator. Note: This array should be ordered. The subscript of each rank in the array is mapped to its rank ID in the sub-communicator. |
subCommId |
Input |
uint64_t |
- |
Current sub-communicator ID. |
hcclBufferSize |
Input |
uint32_t |
- |
Buffer size of the shared data in the sub-communicator. Unit: MB |
commName |
Output |
char * |
- |
Name of the communicator obtained after a sub-communicator is created. The value can contain a maximum of 128 characters. |
Constraints
- The current rank cannot be created in multiple sub-communicators in parallel. For example, if the current rank is 1 and the two sub-communicators are [0,1] and [1,2], parallel creation is not supported but serial creation is supported. If the current rank is 0 or 2 and the two sub-communicators are [0,1] and [1,2], parallel creation is supported.
- subCommRankId < rankIds.size().
- Multi-server communication across chip types is not supported.
- For the same global communicator, you cannot use the same subCommId to create a sub-communicator.
- Only
Atlas A2 training products /Atlas A2 inference products andAtlas A3 inference products /Atlas A3 training products are supported.