Difference between revisions of "Modules"
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: <code>module listing</code> ->lists the modules a user currently has loaded | : <code>module listing</code> ->lists the modules a user currently has loaded | ||
: <code>module load namd</code> ->load the NAMD package | : <code>module load namd</code> ->load the NAMD package | ||
| + | : <code>module show namd</code> ->display information aboute the NAMD module | ||
: <code>man module</code> ->complete documentation on module | : <code>man module</code> ->complete documentation on module | ||
Revision as of 10:29, 4 December 2017
The Modules package provides for the dynamic modification of a user's environment without modifying the .bashrc or .profile files. The user simply loads the needed packages and the module command aloters or sets shell environment variables like the PATH variable.
Example Commands
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module avail->lists available modules on the system -
module listing->lists the modules a user currently has loaded -
module load namd->load the NAMD package -
module show namd->display information aboute the NAMD module -
man module->complete documentation on module
Current Modules on HPC
- blast+
- cuda/8.0
- GATK
- gcc/5.4.0 gcc/6.3.0
- hmmer
- java
- lammps/20161117
- matlab
- mpich/gnu/3.2
- mpich2/gnu/1.5
- mvapich2/gnu/2.2
- openmpi/gnu/2.0
- namd
- python/2.6.5
- R/3.3.3
- vmd
Admin Note
Module files are located in /opt/scyld/modulefiles