coll/han: set as default except if processes are consecutive across nodes #10963
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coll/han
provides better latency thancoll/tuned
in cases where processes are mapped to nodes nonconsecutively, e.g., using--rank-by node
. In that casecoll/han
reduces the amount of cross-node traffic. Its benefits are less clear with linear consecutive process placements. We try to detect linear process placement and if found reduce the priority ofcoll/han
to belowcoll/tuned
. A new mca parametercoll_han_priority_penalty
is used to control the adjustment (10 by default).This PR addresses #10347 for
coll/han
by increasing the default priority ofcoll/han
to 35 (coll/tuned
stands at 30)Signed-off-by: Joseph Schuchart [email protected]