Download materials for hep_hpc_toolkit v0_13_03_01 and dependencies

• e20
• e19
• c7

Download scripts for binary distributions.

• pullProducts
  • Will pull all products listed in the bundle manifest.
  • This script will first check to see if a package is installed and will download the product only if not installed.
  • USAGE:
    • Download the script.
    • chmod +x pullProducts
    • Scientific Linux 7.x:

      ./pullProducts <product-directory> slf7 hep_hpc_toolkit-v0_13_03_01 <basequal>[:mpich|mvapich2] prof

    • Scientific Linux 6.x:

      ./pullProducts <product-directory> slf6 hep_hpc_toolkit-v0_13_03_01 <basequal>[:mpich|mvapich2] prof

    • Ubuntu Linux 16.x:

      ./pullProducts <product-directory> u16 hep_hpc_toolkit-v0_13_03_01 <basequal>[:mpich|mvapich2] prof

    • macOS Sierra: Note that the High Sierra build requires that SIP be disabled.

      ./pullProducts <product-directory> d17 hep_hpc_toolkit-v0_13_03_01 <basequal>[:mpich] prof

    • macOS Sierra: Note that the Sierra build requires that SIP be disabled.

      ./pullProducts <product-directory> d16 hep_hpc_toolkit-v0_13_03_01 <basequal>[:mpich] prof

• We recommend downloading the prebuilt binaries whenever possible.

Source code distributions.

• pullProducts
  • Will pull and expand source code tarballs and the build script preparatory to a build.
  • Note that there is no source code tarball for hep_hpc_toolkit. Instead, the build script pulls the hep_hpc_toolkit source code directly from the repository.
  • USAGE:
    • Download the script.

    • chmod +x pullProducts
      ./pullProducts <product_topdir> source hep_hpc_toolkit-v0_13_03_01

• pullProducts will pull the source code tarballs, buildFW, and a cfg scriptlet.

• ./buildFW -b <basequal> <product_topdir> prof hep_hpc_toolkit-v0_13_03_01

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