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November 19, 2015, 07:59 |
OpenFOAM using environment modules on an HPC
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Andrew Coughtrie
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Hi Everyone,
This might be a bit of a vague question in some respects but I'll ask anyway since I've found very little detailed info on it. Installing OpenFOAM for use with environment modules which will allow all the settings/environment variables to be loaded/unloaded without opening a new shell. Does anyone know a good way to do this? I was thinking that perhaps the best method is to compile outside the module environment and then include just the required environment variables for running in the module file. This can then be loaded and unloaded since users won't need to compile anything other than user solvers. Is this possible or are their hidden settings I'm overlooking with regards to how everything runs? Thanks Andrew |
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