Cori Intel environment fix #1671
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This is needed to update the gcc environment used by intel so libimf can be found
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I've been chatting with @mfdeakin-sandia on slack. My default env had the gcc module loaded, which is why it worked for me. If this is all that is needed, I can do it -- along with edison/cori-knl. |
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Actually, if the tests have been passing on cori-haswell, then presumably the env that @jgfouca uses for acmetest user is also fine? If this fixes it for you and it's innocent, then fine, but I'm just wondering if maybe there is some other issue? |
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@jgfouca Could you weigh in on this? I don't know what else could cause this issue; especially when this solution works. |
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Fixed in a better way with PR #1679 |
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update cime users guide - UG2-5
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This is needed to update the gcc environment used by intel so libimf can be found. The Intel compiler depends on the environment provided by gcc; and apparently the environment provided by the gcc without a module loaded is insufficient.
Fixes #1670