v3.1: Fix a corner case for the datatype extent computation. #6901
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It turns out that if a complex datatype built out of a single predefined type has been resized to the size of its predefined type, we miscompute the extent when creating other datatypes with the type. Provides a fix for open-mpi#6899 for the 3.x branch. Signed-off-by: George Bosilca <[email protected]>
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@bosilca does this also need to go to 3.0? |
bwbarrett
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jsquyres
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@bwbarrett The commit cherry-picked cleanly to the v3.0.x branch, so I took the liberty of creating the v3.0.x PR for this: #6913 |
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It turns out that if a complex datatype built out of a single predefined
type has been resized to the size of its predefined type, we miscompute
the extent when creating other datatypes with the type.
Provides a fix for #6899 for the 3.x branch.
Signed-off-by: George Bosilca [email protected]