[Users] simfactory configuration for kraken

[Erik Schnetter]

Roland

Since Kraken changed, updating the released version is a very good
idea. Creating a new tag is not necessary; a straight commit to the
branch should do fine.

One uses tags to find earlier versions. It may be interesting to find
out exactly what was originally released (hence we created a branch
and a tag), but it will in the future probably not be interesting to
track this particular change in a manner that goes beyond svn log, and
hence creating a new tag is not necessary.

-erik

On Wed, Mar 14, 2012 at 4:26 PM, Roland Haas
<roland.haas at physics.gatech.edu> wrote:
> Hello Bernard,
>
>> Actually, Roland, do you know if this applies for the PGI compilers as
>> well? Because that's what I was using.
> I do not know if it applies to the PGI compiler as well.
> NICS'sannouncement before the upgrade (in one of the weekly ones) said
> that at least a re-link, possibly a full recompile is required.
> We no longer use PGI because it was found to be slower than Intel.
>
> You can certainly pull the individual cfg file out of the trunk
> repository
> (https://svn.cct.lsu.edu/repos/numrel/simfactory2/trunk/mdb/optionlists/kraken-intel12.cfg)
> or do a switch of branch just for simfactory (most likely by removing
> your current simfactory checkout, changing the URL in the Thornlist to
> trunk and using GetComponent again). The same applis to the updated
> machine.ini and Kraken.sub files (minor changes only in them, ini file
> changes name of option list, Kraken.sub updates path to qsub).
>
> The other option is for me to put the new config files into the Maxwell
> branch as well. Updates such as this were one reason why we used
> branches rather than tags I believe.
>
> For the maintainers: any objections to this plan? My understanding is
> that I would also create a new tag ET_2011_10_v1 for this, yes?
>
> Yours,
> Roland
>
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