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--- hpc:applications_and_libraries [2024/06/11 14:50] – [Choosing the compiler toolchain] Adrien Albert
+++ hpc:applications_and_libraries [2025/01/15 09:39] (current) – [FOSS toolchain] Yann Sagon
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-If you want to compile your software against MPI, it is very important not to compile using directly ''gcc'', ''icc'' or similar commands, but rather rely on the wrappers ''mpicc'', ''mpic++'', ''mpicxx++'' or similar ones provided by module.
+If you want to compile your software against MPI, it is very important not to compile using directly ''gcc'', ''icc'' or similar commands, but rather rely on the wrappers ''mpicc'', ''mpic<nowiki>++</nowiki>'', ''mpicxx'' or similar ones provided by module.
 All the newer versions of ''MPI'' will be available through the use of [[hpc:applications_and_libraries#module_-_lmod|module]].
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 |foss/2023a |gcc 12.3.0 |openmpi 4.1.5     |
 |foss/2023b |gcc 13.2.0 |openmpi 4.1.6     |
+|foss/2024a |gcc 13.3.0 |openmpi 5.0.3     |
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 # Compile the test.cpp file
-mpic test.cpp -o test
+nvc++ test.cpp -o test
 </code>
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 You can install R packages as a user. Just follow once the steps given below:
-Create a file named .Rprofile (note the dot in front of the file) in your home directory with the following content:
+Create a file named ''.Rprofile'' (note the dot in front of the file) in your home directory with the following content:
 <code>
-(yggdrasil)-[alberta@login1 ~]$ cat ~/.Rprofile
 local({
 r = getOption("repos") # hard code the Switzerland repo for CRAN
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-The first line is purely informative. The output may break things such as package installation. Feel free to comment out this line or remove it.
+Create a file named ''.Renviron'' (note the dot in front of the file) in your home directory with the following content:
-Create a file named .Renviron (note the dot in front of the file) in your home directory with the following content:
 <code>