(Renaming the thread as the discussion has moved on)
Hi Guilherme,
Thanks for responding on this and I think your suggestion is a good one
and encodes the Intel version in the correct place. My other thought had
been to remove the specification of the 'intel' module altogether from
the
Andy,
The only way of ensuring reproducibility is to pin the intel version, and
that was our focus when designing these toolchains, rather than having
generic/versionless build recipes that might work or not depending on the
defaults of your system.
Since the intel version can be different from
On 02/06/16 04:59, Riccardo Murri wrote:
Hi Gizo,
thanks for the suggestion!
However torque has a feature not to immediately remove a completed job from
memory, but keep it for some configurable amount of time so that the qstat
command can display its utilization, including an exit status.
Hi Gizo,
thanks for the suggestion!
> However torque has a feature not to immediately remove a completed job from
> memory, but keep it for some configurable amount of time so that the qstat
> command can display its utilization, including an exit status. This feature
> is not a default in
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