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Hello Guys
The last couple of weeks i spent some time to install code_aster on my computer (24 Core 128 GB RAM) an was able to do the following:
code_aster version 14.6
1 Step: Simple installation Code_Aster with GNU compiler
2 Step: Parallel mpi (PETSC & MUMPS) installation code_aster with GNU compiler
3 Step: Simple installation code_aster with intel compiler and intal lablas (math library)
Then on the fourth step, I don't find any information on how to compile all the libraries with intel like:
ScaLAPACK (should be also used from the intel library)
SCOTH
parmetis
mumps
petsc
and finally of course aster itself
I used the Intel® oneAPI HPC Toolkit of Intel:
"xxx.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/tools/oneapi/toolkits.html#base-kit"
"xxx.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/tools/oneapi/toolkits.html#hpc-kit"
Is there any documentation, tutorial or something which could help me with this task? I was not able to do it by my self.
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Hey Dani,
I am also experimenting with code aster installation using intel compiler. Unfortunately I am stuck at step 1. The problem is that setup.py cannot find the compiler libs in the paths, although I did source /opt/intel/oneapi/setvars.sh before running python setup.py. I was wondering if you could share your setup.cfg to compare it to mine. Attached is the one that I used.
All the best,
Meysam
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Hey meysam
Sorry for my late replay. I have overseen the email notification that you wrote to this thread. To your question ... Actually, I made it already public. You will find it under the following link.
github.com/FIPE-System/code_aster-paralell_installlation
Just add the normal https:// at the beginning of the link ;-) (forum restrictions)
Have fun and good luck
regards
Daniel
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Thanks Dani,
Like you I missed the notification! sorry
Also thanks for the sharing your setup. It seems you gave up the idea of compiling with intel compiler.
Thanks anyway
Cheers,
Meysam
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