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| PMIX_DATA_RANGE_T(5) | OpenPMIx | PMIX_DATA_RANGE_T(5) |
pmix_data_range_t — Defines the range of processes to which published data or a generated event is to be made available
SYNTAX¶
C Syntax¶
#include <pmix_common.h> typedef uint8_t pmix_data_range_t; #define PMIX_RANGE_UNDEF 0 #define PMIX_RANGE_RM 1 // data is intended for the host resource manager #define PMIX_RANGE_LOCAL 2 // available on local node only #define PMIX_RANGE_NAMESPACE 3 // data is available to procs in the same nspace only #define PMIX_RANGE_SESSION 4 // data available to all procs in session #define PMIX_RANGE_GLOBAL 5 // data available to all procs #define PMIX_RANGE_CUSTOM 6 // range is specified in a pmix_info_t #define PMIX_RANGE_PROC_LOCAL 7 // restrict range to the local proc #define PMIX_RANGE_INVALID UINT8_MAX
Python Syntax¶
None
DESCRIPTION¶
The pmix_data_range_t type is used to specify the range of processes that are to have access to information — for example, data published via PMIx_Publish(3) <#man3-pmix-publish> and retrieved via PMIx_Lookup(3) <#man3-pmix-lookup>, or the recipients of an event generated via PMIx_Notify_event(3) <#man3-pmix-notify-event>. Defined values include:
Data Range Values¶
| NAME | VALUE | DESCRIPTION |
| PMIX_RANGE_UNDEF | 0 | No range has been defined. |
| PMIX_RANGE_RM | 1 | The data is intended for the host resource manager only. |
| PMIX_RANGE_LOCAL | 2 | The data is available to processes on the local node only. |
| PMIX_RANGE_NAMESPACE | 3 | The data is available only to processes in the same namespace (job) as the publisher. |
| PMIX_RANGE_SESSION | 4 | The data is available to all processes in the same session as the publisher. |
| PMIX_RANGE_GLOBAL | 5 | The data is available to all processes. |
| PMIX_RANGE_CUSTOM | 6 | The range is explicitly specified in an accompanying pmix_info_t <#man5-pmix-info-t> structure. |
| PMIX_RANGE_PROC_LOCAL | 7 | The range is restricted to the local process only. |
| PMIX_RANGE_INVALID | UINT8_MAX | An invalid range value, used to indicate that no valid range has been set. |
ERRORS¶
PMIx errno values are defined in pmix_common.h.
See also:
Copyright¶
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| October 5, 2026 |