Installed Software
The 'lmod module' system is implemented. Use: module avail
to list what environment you can put yourself in for a software version.
(to get a more complete listing, type: module spider)
EXAMPLE:
To be sure you are using the environment setup for gdal2, you would type:
* module avail
* module load gdal2
- when done, either logout and log back in or type:
* module unload gdal2
You can create your own modules and place them in your $HOME.
Once created, type:
module use $HOME/path/to/personal/modulefiles
This will prepend the path to $MODULEPATH
[type echo $MODULEPATH to confirm]
(sortable table)
| Package and Version
|
Location
|
module available
|
Notes
|
| cplex studio 128
|
/opt/ohpc/pub/ibm/ILOG/CPLEX_Studio128/
|
cplex/12.8
|
|
| cuda toolkit 8-0
|
/usr/local/cuda-8.0
|
|
c0015 & c0016 (gpus)
|
| gcc 7.2.0
|
/opt/ohpc/pub/compiler/gcc/7.2.0/bin/gcc
|
gnu7/7.2.0
|
|
| gcc 4.8.5 (default)
|
/usr/bin/gcc
|
|
|
| gdal 2.2.3
|
/opt/ohpc/pub/gdal2.2.3
|
gdal/2.2.3
|
|
| java openjdk 1.8.0
|
/usr/bin/java
|
|
|
| Python 2.7.5 (default)
|
/usr/bin/python
|
|
The system-wide installation of packages is no longer supported. See below for Anaconda/miniconda install information.
|
| R 3.4.3
|
/usr/bin/R
|
|
The system-wide installation of packages is no longer supported.
|
| Subversion (svn) 1.7
|
/usr/bin/svn
|
|
|
- It is usually possible to install software in your home directory.
- List installed software via rpms: 'rpm -qa'. Use grep to search for specific software: rpm -qa | grep sw_name [i.e. rpm -qa | grep perl ]