Initial version of a BBP oriented FAQ #458
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This is the start of a FAQ to cover some of the idiosyncrasies I have run into with spack. Please add anything else you have run across. |
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They're mostly line-breaks, right? I did a single line per sentence on purpose to make the diffs easier to read: so that a reflow of text doesn't force someone to eye-diff each word. |
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@mgeplf, some habitual formatting. I actually prefer sentence fragments (everything separated by a comma, for example) on single lines when editing LaTeX, but here I'd actually be for enforcing stricter formatting, since the plain text should be easy to read. I sprinkled in some wisdom about |
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In order to get my modules accessible, I needed to:
MODULEPATH=/gpfs/bbp.cscs.ch/home/bcoste/software/modules/tcl/linux-rhel7-x86_64:${MODULEPATH}
otherwise I would get something like:
ModuleCmd_Load.c(213):ERROR:105: Unable to locate a modulefile for 'psp-validation/my-custom-version/python3/serial'
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Not necessarily :)
I ended up removing my ~/.spack/modules.yaml(created from the README instructions), only then I saw the module and managed to load it.
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Hm, @wizmer are modules inaccessible even when sourcing the Spack env?
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Is this equivalent to
spack module tcl refresh
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From what I understand, no. This will have a side effect of rebuilding your modules.
Well, let me know what you chose. Github handles line wrapping fine, imo, but line breaks pretty much mean that I can't tell what you added/changed.
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I tend to just read the source, where overly long line mess with me. The rest of our documentation is also nicely wrapped. |
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