docs: specifically mention "Open PMIx" (vs. "PMIx")

In at least the required libraries page, specifically call out "Open
PMIx" (i.e., the software library) instead of "PMIx" (i.e., the
standard).  Also update the URL to point to the OpenPMIx RTD docs.

Signed-off-by: Jeff Squyres <[email protected]>

Author: jsquyres

docs/installing-open-mpi/required-support-libraries.rst

@@ -78,7 +78,7 @@ system.
               there is not much reason to upgrade to use a later
               version of Libevent.
 
-* `PMIx <https://pmix.org/>`_
+* `Open PMIx <https://docs.openpmix.org/>`_
 
   * This library is required; Open MPI will not build without it.
   * **Minimum version required when building without PRRTE:**
@@ -122,16 +122,16 @@ system.
   .. warning:: If you are building the PRRTE that is embedded in the
                Open MPI |ompi_ver| distribution:
 
-               * If you are also building the PMIx that is embedded in
+               * If you are also building the Open PMIx that is embedded in
                  the Open MPI |ompi_ver| distribution, that
                  combination of packages is supported.
 
-               * If you are building against an external PMIx
-                 installation (i.e., a version of PMIx that is not
+               * If you are building against an external Open PMIx
+                 installation (i.e., a version of Open PMIx that is not
                  embedded in the Open MPI |ompi_ver| distribution),
                  you should check `the PRRTE project documentation
                  <https://docs.prrte.org/>`_ to see what minimum
-                 version of PMIx is required.
+                 version of Open PMIx is required.
 
   * If your environment uses another MPI application launcher (e.g.,
     Slurm users can use the ``srun`` launcher to "direct launch" Open
@@ -177,11 +177,11 @@ These support libraries have dependencies upon each other:
 
 The higher-level boxes depend on the lower-level boxes.  Specifically:
 
-* Open MPI depends on PRRTE, PMIx, Hwloc, and Libevent (i.e.,
+* Open MPI depends on PRRTE, Open PMIx, Hwloc, and Libevent (i.e.,
   everything).
-* PRRTE depends on PMIx, Hwloc, and Libevent (i.e., everything except
+* PRRTE depends on Open PMIx, Hwloc, and Libevent (i.e., everything except
   Open MPI).
-* PMIx depends on Hwloc and Libevent.
+* Open PMIx depends on Hwloc and Libevent.
 * Hwloc does not depend on anything.
 * Libevent does not depend on anything.
 
@@ -201,7 +201,7 @@ consider if:
 
 * Loading the Open MPI shared library causes the loading of Libevent
   shared library vA.B.C.
-* But then the subsequent loading of the PMIx shared library causes
+* But then the subsequent loading of the Open PMIx shared library causes
   the loading of Libevent shared library vX.Y.Z.
 
 Since there are now two different versions of the Libevent shared
@@ -266,33 +266,33 @@ Build example 1
 #. ``configure`` will ignore the PRRTE library that is bundled in the
    Open MPI source tree and will use the PRRTE that is already
    installed in ``/usr/local``.
-#. ``configure`` will also ignore the bundled PMIx, Hwloc, and
+#. ``configure`` will also ignore the bundled Open PMIx, Hwloc, and
    Libevent libraries in the Open MPI source tree.
 
    * If ``configure`` is unable to find header files and libraries for
-     PMIx, Hwloc, and Libevent elsewhere on the build machine (i.e.,
-     assumedly the same PMIx, Hwloc, and Libevent than the PRRTE in
+     Open PMIx, Hwloc, and Libevent elsewhere on the build machine (i.e.,
+     assumedly the same Open PMIx, Hwloc, and Libevent than the PRRTE in
      ``/usr/local`` is using), this is an error: ``configure`` will
      abort, and therefore refuse to build Open MPI.
 
 Build example 2
 ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
 
 ``configure`` does *not* find PRRTE on the build machine, but *does*
-find PMIx development headers and libraries in ``/opt/local``.  This
+find Open PMIx development headers and libraries in ``/opt/local``.  This
 will cause the following to occur:
 
 #. ``configure`` will set up to build the PRRTE library that is
    bundled in the Open MPI source tree.
-#. ``configure`` will ignore the PMIx library that is bundled in the
-   Open MPI source tree and will use the PMIx that is already
+#. ``configure`` will ignore the Open PMIx library that is bundled in the
+   Open MPI source tree and will use the Open PMIx that is already
    installed in ``/opt/local``.
 #. ``configure`` will also ignore the bundled Hwloc and Libevent
    libraries in the Open MPI source tree.
 
    * If ``configure`` is unable to find header files and libraries for
      Hwloc and Libevent elsewhere on the build machine (i.e.,
-     assumedly the same Hwloc and Libevent than the PMIx in
+     assumedly the same Hwloc and Libevent than the Open PMIx in
      ``/opt/local`` is using), this is an error: ``configure`` will
      abort, and therefore refuse to build Open MPI.
 
@@ -303,7 +303,7 @@ Build example 3
 Libevent on the build machine.  This will cause the following to
 occur:
 
-#. ``configure`` will set up to build the PRRTE, PMIx, and Hwloc
+#. ``configure`` will set up to build the PRRTE, Open PMIx, and Hwloc
    libraries that are bundled in the Open MPI source tree.
 #. ``configure`` will ignore the Libevent library that is bundled in
    the Open MPI source tree and will use the Libevent that is already
@@ -435,10 +435,10 @@ your environment, you can use :ref:`command line options to override
 its default behavior
 <label-building-ompi-cli-options-required-support-libraries>`.
 
-For example, if PMIx and/or PRRTE are installed such that the default
+For example, if Open PMIx and/or PRRTE are installed such that the default
 header file and linker search paths will not find them, you can
 provide command line options telling Open MPI's ``configure`` where to
-search.  Here's an example ``configure`` invocation where PMIx and
+search.  Here's an example ``configure`` invocation where Open PMIx and
 PRRTE have both been installed to ``/opt/open-mpi-stuff``:
 
 .. code-block:: sh
@@ -480,7 +480,7 @@ versions of the required libraries.
 -----------------------------
 
 If you are an Open MPI packager, we **strongly** suggest that your
-Open MPI package should not include Hwloc, Libevent, PMIx, or PRRTE.
+Open MPI package should not include Hwloc, Libevent, Open PMIx, or PRRTE.
 Instead, it should depend on external, independently-built versions of
 these packages.