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0. Define local module command (only once)
To utilize local modules, we suggest creating a bash command such as localmod that contains essential setup within your $HOME/.bashrc. The provided set of commands below will create a local module directory based on LOCALMOD_DIR and then define the localmod command in your $HOME/.bashrc.
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LOCALMOD_DIR=$HOME/localmod # *** EDITABLE, set to an empty path ***
mkdir -p ${LOCALMOD_DIR} # Create the directory if not already exist
cat << Eof >> $HOME/.bashrc # Define the below "localmod" function in your .bashrc
function localmod(){
export EASYBUILD_PREFIX=<path-to-a-directory>${LOCALMOD_DIR}
module use ${EASYBUILD_PREFIX}/modules/all
export EASYBUILD_OPTARCH=x86-milan
echo "*** Import modules at ${EASYBUILD_PREFIX} on LANTA ***"
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-D : Do a short dry run to check EasyConfig hierarchy. No modules will be installed.
--robot-paths=$(pwd): Add all EasyConfig files in the current directory to EasyBuild search path
-r: Robot. Recursively install dependencies prior to the target software.
Note: You may use -r $(pwd) instead of -r --robot-paths=$(pwd).
--parallel=N: Build the software using N CPU cores, e.g., make -j N
--trace --tmpdir=$(pwd): Provide more information on progress (--trace) and save logs to the current path (--tmpdir=$(pwd)). Recommend using them together.
For more information, execute eb --help, eb -a and others in eb --help | grep 'avail' If you need further assistance, contact ThaiSC support service.
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