The following example attempts to define A on several workers, which then update their local copies. How can I make this work? using Distributed,Test addprocs(2) @everywhere function incA() A += myid() # this is the local copy of A println("worker:",myid(),", A=$A") A end @everywhere …

I think you are having scoping issues. When you execute @everywhere initA(), the function is executed on all workers: it defines A within the local scope and when it returns, A is lost. The line @test @fetchfrom 2 A .== fill(3.0,3) fails because it’s looking for a variable A at the global scope on…

How to get persistence on distributed workers

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mkarikom January 14, 2021, 11:11pm 8

Very clear, thank you!

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How to get persistence on distributed workers

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