Available SoftwareSoftware packages are available as modules and are accessible from the compute nodes of any of our three clusters. They are not available on the login nodes so you will need to be in an interactive session to access them. A list of installed software can be seen by clicking the link below, but may not be as current as using the module avail command (more information under Module Commands).
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If multiple versions of software are available on the system, the newest is made the default. This means loading a module without specifying the version will select the most recent. We strongly recommend including version information in your module statements. This ensures that you maintain a consistent environment for your analyses in the event of a software upgrade. |
To see, access, and get information on individual software packages available on the system, use the module commands detailed below. If you have trouble accessing the module command, see our FAQ section. | Module Command | Description |
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$ module avail
| Display all the software and versions installed on the system | $ module avail module_name
| Display all installed versions of the software "module_name" | | Display the software you have loaded in your environment | $ module what-is module_name
| Displays some descriptive information about a specific module | $ module load module_name
| Load a software module in your environment | $ module unload module_name | Unload a specific software package from your environment | | Unload all the software modules from your environment | | Display a help menu for the module command |
CompilersPuma, Ocelote, and El Gato all run CentOS7 and have the following compilers available: | Compiler | Version | Module Command |
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| Intel | 2020.1 | $ module load intel/2020.1 | | Intel | 2020.4 | $ module load intel/2020.4 | | gcc | 5.4.0 | $ module load gnu/5.4.0
| | gcc | 7.3.0 | $ module load gnu7/7.3.0 | | gcc | 8.3.0 | $ module load gnu8/8.3.0
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