GSL - GNU Scientific Library - GNU Project - Free Software Foundation (FSF) GCC, the GNU Compiler Collection - GNU Project - Free Software Foundation (FSF) Rhash/RHash: Great utility for computing hash sums Pezmaster31/bamtools: C++ API & command-line toolkit for working with BAM data While the trade off is that more modules are presented, it allows for more flexibility in managing dependencies. It also means that one can load just the Python/R packages that are needed, and allows for using different versions if need be. In addition, it minimizes the number of non-python/R modules that have to be loaded into your environment. This should make the packages that are available more visible when using module avail while logged into Argon. In addition, extendable packages, such as R and Python, now have each package installed as a module. This is different behavior from the Legacy stack where packages were all loaded together for R and Python. With the new framework everything is named with lower case. The Legacy modules were named as the upstream project named them, as much as possible, in terms of format. One of the effects of this was a change to the naming scheme. To set the default stack module, and possibly other environment modules to be loaded by default, set a default module set.Ĭoncomitant with enabling this scheme, the package building framework was changed from an in-house developed system to a community project based framework. The sets of packages are made visible by loading a "stack" module. The original set of packages will be maintained as the "legacy" stack. One extra level of the environment module hierarchy was introduced to manage this, with a versioned "stack" module. The software packages are managed via Environment Modules. These stacks are versioned so that they can be tracked and documented as a set. This is accomplished by updating the entire stack of software but maintaining the previous stacks as well.
In the new HPC model there needs to be a way to update all levels of the software stack while maintaining a consistent set of dependencies, while still maintaining older versions of software should they be needed. Previously, the stack would be viable for the life of a cluster system but that is no longer feasible given the long lived nature of Argon. Note that combining our HPC systems, and making Argon "live forever", necessitated some changes in how the software is managed.
Installer Size: 666.66 + 54.42 MB Download Links > IBM ILOG CPLEX Optimization Studio + IBM ILOG CPLEX Optimizer v12.This page lists the software packages that are installed on Argon.
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