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name="SoftwareInstallation" |
Howto create your own/group software modules
Introduction |
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local version = "VERSION" |
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local base = "\$HOME/\$MY_DISTRO/software/PROGRAM-" .. version |
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> | local base = "/hpc/local/\$MY_DISTRO/\$MY_GROUP/software/PROGRAM-" .. version |
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conflict("PROGRAM") |
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- In lua lines starting with -- are interpreted as comments
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- "--local base" in this example shows the path in which the program should be installed to make it group accessible. In such case the module file should be written to /hpc/local/$MY_DISTRO/$MY_GROUP/etc/modulefiles/PROGRAM/VERSION.lua
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- The number of environment variables that need to be set (prepend_path lines) to make your program running depends on the needs of your program.
- If the program of requires another software module (e.g. a particular Java) to be loaded, this can be automated by adding lines like lines like:
load("Java/1.8.0_60") |
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