hpc-stack
This repository provides a unified, shell script based build system for building the software stack needed for the NOAA Universal Forecast System (UFS) and related products, and applications written for the Joint Effort for Data assimilation Integration (JEDI) framework.
Documentation is available at https://hpc-stack.readthedocs.io/en/latest/.
This is part of the NCEPLIBS project.
Authors
Rahul Mahajan, Kyle Gerheiser, Dusan Jovic, Hang-Lei, Dom Heinzeller
Code Manager: Alex Richert
Installers:
| Machine | Programmer |
|---|---|
| Hera | Jong Kim, Natalie Perlin, Cameron Book |
| Jet | Jong Kim, Natalie Perlin, Cameron Book |
| Orion | Natalie Perlin, Cameron Book |
| WCOSS-Dell | Hang-Lei |
| WCOSS-Cray | Hang-Lei |
| Cheyenne | Jong Kim, Natalie Perlin |
| Gaea | Jong Kim, Natalie Perlin, Cameron Book |
| S4 | David Huber |
Contributors
Mark Potts, Steve Lawrence, Ed Hartnett, Guoqing Ge, Raffaele Montuoro, David Huber
Prerequisites:
The prerequisites of building hpc-stack are:
- Lmod - An Environment Module System
- CMake and make
- wget and curl
- git, git-lfs
Building the software stack is a Three-Step process, as described in the documentation:
- Step 1: Configure Build
- Step 2: Set Up Compiler, MPI, Python, and Module System
- Step 3: Build Software Stack
Disclaimer
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