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Bug fix.
Description:
AIX complained if some files are still open when MPI_Finalize is called,
so code called _exit without calling MPI_Finalize. But in Linux hosts
with MPICH, the MPI processes terminated but the launch processes got
stuck waiting for those processes to end properly and they would hang
on forever. As more tests ran, more processes got stuck.
Solution:
In order to please both AIX and MPICH, the MPI file handles are retrieved
and closed outside of the HDF5 library, then call MPI_Finalize and then
_exit.
Tested:
in heping and copper.
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Description:
It seems that, on AIX, calling MPI_Finalize without closing all files results in an error.
This causes t_pflush1 to fail because the whole point of the test is to see what happens if you
don't close a file. Try getting rid of the call to MPI_Finalize to see if this will silence the error.
Tested:
AIX (copper)
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Description:
Fix copper failures by adding MPI_Finalize call and also close the dataset and file in case of failure prior to exiting.
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Description:
Preliminary test of H5Fflush to verify that it still works when using MPIO collective mode.
Platforms:
Linux (heping)
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