Re: [easybuild] Custom installation procedure

Hi Exequiel, Have you seen cmdcp? That should probably work. https://github.com/hpcugent/easybuild-easyblocks/blob/master/easybuild/easyblocks/generic/cmdcp.py Alan On 21 Apr 2017 3:30 am, "Exequiel Sepúlveda" > wrote: Hi

[easybuild] Custom installation procedure

Hi builders, I could not make any existing EasyBuild block to make the job. I'm trying to install GOTTCHA. The installation is quite simple: 0.- After unpacking, I have src and test folders and INSTALL.sh file 1.- execute ./INSTALL.sh (which uses the src folder) 2.- The step 1 creates the bin

[easybuild] Path to test scripts

Hi all, I'd like to use the `tests` option to include testing by a custom script. I'm unsure where to put such a script, and how to set its path in the EasyConfig. When I simply specify tests = ['run_my_test.sh'] I get the error message Test specifies invalid path:

Re: [easybuild] SHA1 checksums

Hi Andreas, On 20/04/2017 19:13, Andreas Hilboll wrote: Hi all, I'm writing an EasyConfig for some software which provides SHA1 checksums for their source packages. Is there a way to tell eb that the checksums are SHA1 instead of MD5? Yes, several types of checksums are supported, md5 is

[easybuild] SHA1 checksums

Hi all, I'm writing an EasyConfig for some software which provides SHA1 checksums for their source packages. Is there a way to tell eb that the checksums are SHA1 instead of MD5? Cheers, Andreas.

Re: [easybuild] PythonModule

Hi John, On 18/04/2017 01:21, John Dey wrote: How do you add a Python module which is a wheel (whl) when building Python with easybuild? How can a Python wheel be installed as part of the exts_list ? This is a small section of my Python easyconfig file. use_pip = True exts_list = [ ...

[easybuild] intelcuda issue

Hello, I am trying to build IntelCuda on RHEL 7.2 system, I am having a recursion issue. Has anyone else come across this issue, I want to find out if this is a eb bug or something to do with python or OS. I have tried to use system python, and both EB python and anaconda python. All three of