Dear Akhil,
From my testing,, I believe that the MPI (Message Passing Interface) has already been installed in the
package you received from your distributor. Once you have download the package and prepared to run
a simulation using MPP, you will observe the “mpiexec” in the EXPRESSION and PREVIEW echoes.
(example given here). No specific changes should be needed in the keyword file. If you have questions
regarding MPP vs SMP, simply rune some test cases and make comparisons.
SOLVER: C:\Program Files\LSTC\LS-DYNA\R13.1\ls-dyna_mpp_d_R13.1_138-g8429c8a10f_winx64_ifort190_msmpi.exe
EXPRESSION: mpiexec -c $NCPU -aa "$SOLVER" i=$INPUT memory=$MEMORY
PREVIEW: mpiexec -c 4 -aa "C:\Program Files\LSTC\LS-DYNA\R13.1\ls-dyna_mpp_d_R13.1_138-g8429c8a10f_winx64_ifort190_msmpi.exe" i=C:\Shared\mostafa_hosseini\poly_sheath_ale\paper2.k memory=32m
Sincerely,
James M. Kennedy
KBS2 Inc.
December 21, 2022
Taken from attached notes:
LS-Run comes bundled with MS-MPI which makes it very easy to get started running MPP version of
LS-DYNA. The Preset option provides an easy way to change both SOLVER and Expression and with
a single click you can choose the right option for your analysis: SMP or MPP and single or double
precision. If needed, these Presets can be changed from the defaults settings by using the “Set” button.
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Dear Akhil,
See if you can find the following link:
The license you have obtained from your distributor will dictate the number of cores you can use.