we have solve this with a symbolic link to the optimized libraries on
the node, eg:
* /sw/arch ---> sara/eb/AVX2
* /sw/arch --> sara/eb/AVX512
and make use of '/sara/sw' in our module files.
regards
On 04/04/2020 19:36, Sajid Ali wrote:
Answering my own question so that it may serve as a
Answering my own question so that it may serve as a reference:
This can be done by setting up a task prolog as shown below :
```
#!/bin/sh
#
# Sample TaskProlog script that will print a batch job's
# job ID and node list to the job's stdout.
# Also sets the modulepath based on nodelist
#
if [
Hi Ole,
Thanks a lot for sharing the resource!
Our biggest concern is the case where a user asks for 2 nodes and one of
those is a Cascade Lake node and the other one is a Haswell node. At this
point, the environment have modules that work on both, hence my preference
for reading the slurm
Hi Slurm-developers/users,
If I install multiple versions of a software library, each optimized for a
different partition based on CPU architecture, how would I automatically
load the version of software based on the nodes allocated to the job ?
Ideally I'd want to store the modules for each cpu
