The link "http://sourceforge.net/projects/condor-ext" doesnt contain anything to understand and contribute.
Currently, Sourceforge acts only as CVS repository, nothing more. You might want to checkout the source code, compile it and see if it runs on your Condor installation. Binary distributions of the library will only occure in the context of new Condor 6.7.x releases.
I was just checking the SGE drmaa for C binding. Can it be altered to use for condor on windows???
Might be the case, but this would lead to strong licencing issues. The DRMAA idea is to have a native, optimized DRMAA C library for each DRM system. High-level language bindings for DRMAA (Java, Perl) should rely on the DRMAA-C-version and might therefore work with existing libraries from different vendors.Dan Templeton, one of the SGE developers, already described how to port SGE's Java-DRMAA to another system: http://blogs.sun.com/roller/page/templedf?entry=porting_the_drmaa_java_langu... Regards, Peter.
On Sat, 22 Oct 2005 Peter Troeger wrote :
The original DRMAA released by the condor project already supports Windows (I saw some #if defined(WIN32) in the code). So is it a matter of recompiling on Windows?
Maybe. The original Condor DRMAA author (Nicholas Geib) included the preprocessor directives to replace the pthread code with Windows thread code. So far I never tried to compile the library under Windows with Microsoft tools. It *should* need only some small fixes. The Sourceforge repository contains the new official DRMAA test suite (test_drmaa.c), which might act as a good help for this.
I will start with adding the basic build support for Windows in the next days. Stay tuned ;-) ...
Regards, Peter.
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