Re: [Beowulf] Module file for Intel 11

2009/1/20 Kilian CAVALOTTI > Hi John, > > > I would try to determine the machine type in the module file itself. Not > sure > if a modulefile could get the result of an external $(uname -m | sed > 's/x86_64/intel64/;s/i[3-6]86/ia32/'), but the modulefile(4) manpage > mentions > a uname directive.

Re: [Beowulf] Module file for Intel 11

Hi John, On Tuesday 20 January 2009 13:46:14 John Hearns wrote: > The recommended way to set it up is to source ifortvars.sh > It rather goes against the grain to have a module which works out the > architecture then sources this file If you have an homogeneous cluster, architecture-wise, you ca

Re: [Beowulf] Module file for Intel 11

John Hearns wrote: Hopefully not too far off-topic. Does anyone have an outline modules (modules.sourceforge.net ) file for the Intel 11 compilers? The recommended way to set it up is to source ifortvars.sh It rather goes against the grain to have a module wh

[Beowulf] Module file for Intel 11

Hopefully not too far off-topic. Does anyone have an outline modules (modules.sourceforge.net) file for the Intel 11 compilers? The recommended way to set it up is to source ifortvars.sh It rather goes against the grain to have a module which works out the architecture then sources this file - a