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THIBAULT Samuel authored
Normally the system is already doing this for us. In the MPI simgrid execution case, however, depending on the enabled optimizations for memory, libc may not be privatized, to save the memory that would be needed for its duplication, and to avoid the potential headaches brought by several libcs running in the same process. The first process would then inrease optind, and other processes would start with optind already increased.
THIBAULT Samuel authoredNormally the system is already doing this for us. In the MPI simgrid execution case, however, depending on the enabled optimizations for memory, libc may not be privatized, to save the memory that would be needed for its duplication, and to avoid the potential headaches brought by several libcs running in the same process. The first process would then inrease optind, and other processes would start with optind already increased.