messed up output.  Use the parsable options if you want this kind of
view.

The terminating task's PID is available in task->pid.

other plugins that need to layer plugins of the same type.

AM_CPPFLAGS could get overwritten and making it not happen when using
libtool

From http://www.gnu.org/software/automake/manual/html_node/Program-Variables.html

AM_CPPFLAGS is ignored in preference to a per-executable (or per-library)
_CPPFLAGS variable if it is defined.

INCLUDE variable rpmlint was complaining about them

Effects jobs with --exclusive and --cpus-per-task options
bug 355

A simple one-line fix to the "_adjust_cpus_nppcu" function that I had
added.  I had added this function as part of the NPPCU functionality;
however it wasn't a problem until that squeue patch.  That was because
then squeue had been updated to use this function and in this one case
the default value for the internal variable "ntasks_per_core" wound up
not being the 0xffff (65535) that I previously had coded for (as in
"select/cons_res") but instead was 0.  Therefore, in that adjustment
function of mine, I simply added a second clause to the if-statment
where I check for the sentinel value that also checks whether it is 0.
This resolved the problem.  Because we do not usually use
"select/serial", I did not notice this.

This can happen if something outside of Slurm opens the srun socket
and writes to it, since the data will not be of a form that Slurm
can decode.
Bug 354

Rather than a job

This removes logic added three years ago that would automatically set a job's cpus_per_task value in order to reset a job's mem_per_cpu value and scale the cpus_per_task by the same value. Equivalent logic did not exist in the step allocation logic. Just return an error instead. This change will be made in Slurm version 2.6, but this batch is made for version 2.5. The original patch introducing the problem is in commit: cc00cc70bug 352