From: Helen He (yhe_at_lbl.gov)
Date: 03/13/2008
Dear Franklin users, Currently there is a compiler license problem for the new pgi/7.1.4. We are working on it and expect to resolve this issue by next Monday. Note: This does not affect compiling your codes using the current default pgi version of 7.0.7. Best Regards, Helen He NERSC User Services On 3/11/2008 12:31 PM, Helen He wrote: > Dear Franklin users, > > We have installed some newer versions of compilers and math libraries > on Franklin: > > 1) pgi/7.1.4 has been installed. The current default version is > pgi/7.0.7 . To use the new version: > % module swap pgi/7.0.7 pgi/7.1.4 > > 2) gcc/4.2.3 has been installed. The current default version is > gcc/4.2.1. To use the new version: > % module swap PrgEnv-pgi PrgEnv-gnu > % module swap gcc/4.2.1 gcc/4.2.3 > > 3) acml/4.0.1a has been installed. The current default version is > acml/3.6.1. The acml library path is not picked up by compiler > wrappers any more in our current OS level 2.0.39. To use the new version: > % module load acml/4.0.1a > > Note: BLAS and LAPACK functions from Cray libsci library (xt-libsci) > are preferred (and default) over the corresponding ACML functions so > ACML module is advised not to be loaded unless specific > functionalities from ACML are required. Please see more information at: > > Using ACML on Franklin: > https://www.nersc.gov/nusers/systems/franklin/software/acml.php > Using LibSci on Franklin: > https://www.nersc.gov/nusers/systems/franklin/software/libsci.php > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ > > The newer versions of pgi, gcc and acml will set to be default on Wed, > March 19 if no problems are reported. > > Best Regards, > > Helen He > NERSC User Services >
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