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CLaMS on JURECA/JUWELS

New usage model

Access to JURECA

Installing CLaMS

Compile and execute CLaMS programs

Compile with gfortran compiler

Software on JURECA

Using NetCDF

Create Libraries (ifort 19.0.0)

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-= CLaMS on JUROPATEST =
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-[[ /Access | Access to JUROPATEST ]]
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-[[ /CVS | CVS on JUROPATEST ]]
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[[ GitLabInstructions  | Installing CLaMS ]]
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-[[ /Software | Software on JUROPATEST ]]
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[[ /Software | Software on JURECA ]]
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== Software on Juropatest ==

 * Access to installed software on JUROPATEST is organized through a hierarchy of modules. 

 * Show what modules are compatible available to load right now (given the toolchain modules you have already loaded):
 {{{
module avail
}}}

 * Load a specific version of a module
 {{{
module load <modulename>/<moduleversion>
}}}

 * List what modules are currently loaded
 {{{
module list
}}}

 * Unload a module
 {{{
module unload <modulename>/<moduleversion>
}}}

 * Unload all modules
 {{{
module purge
}}}

 * Find the location of a module within the module hierarchy
 {{{
module spider <modulename>
}}}

 * Show how to load NetCDF:
 {{{
module -r spider '.*netCDF.*'
}}}



== Using NetCDF on Juropatest ==

 * Loading NetCDF Module
 {{{
module load intel-para netCDF-Fortran/4.4.2
or
module load intel netCDF-Fortran/4.4.2
}}}

 * Compilerversions loaded by intel-para (21.05.2015):
   * gcc-Version 4.9.2 (GCC) 
   * icc version 15.0.2 (gcc version 4.9.0 compatibility)
   * ifort version 15.0.2

 * If the netcdf module is loaded, "ncdump" and "ncgen" can be used and compilation of programs using netcdf is possible (without specifying any library or include path).

 * Compile Fortran program with NetCDF:
 {{{
ifort -o progname progname.f90 -lnetcdff -lnetcdf -lhdf5_hl -lhdf5 -lz
}}}



[[ /Libraries | Used Libraries ]]
+[[ /LibrariesIfort19 | Create Libraries (ifort 19.0.0) ]]