For what it's worth...
On 15/07/15 16:15, Jack Perdue wrote:
Howdy,
On our mixed-node x86_64 cluster, we have Ivy Bridge
for the login and most (1000+) compute nodes and Westmere
for the 10 or so large memory nodes.
Dummying down all builds for the Westmere (with no AVX)
just didn't seem like
Howdy,
On our mixed-node x86_64 cluster, we have Ivy Bridge
for the login and most (1000+) compute nodes and Westmere
for the 10 or so large memory nodes.
Dummying down all builds for the Westmere (with no AVX)
just didn't seem like a good idea.
So, on that system (ada), we usually set
Hi,
thanks for the information. At the moment I would like to avoid building
different stacks. It seems my colleagues are opposed to that options as
they feel it introduces uneeded complexity.
Personally I plan to revisit that option later when there is more
confidence that this does actually
Hi Martin,
openblas will ignore the optarch option in easybuild but you can use
something like this in the OpenBLAS easyconfig
buildopts = 'TARGET=SANDYBRIDGE BINARY=64 ' + threading + ' CC="$CC"
FC="$F77"'
here you have the list of supported targets in openblas
Hi,
I have a couple of different CPUs and in my situation EB is not so much
about a HPC site or repeatable build but rather about managing the stuff.
So here's the thing:
When using R/3.2.0-foss-2015a-bare (just a simply --try-software-version
easyconfig) and subsequently installing a few R
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