Change default ELPA solver when running on GPUs #133
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muralidhar-nalabothula
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I did some test run on GPU and it works. To this end, I synced my branch with the last GPU changes in yambo (see PR #132 ) |
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The latest version of ELPA does not support type-2 solver when running on gpus ( see https://github.com/marekandreas/elpa/blob/master/src/elpa2/elpa2_template.F90#L1742). So, for now, we should always use the type-1 solver when running on GPU. This PR will force the solver to be type-1 when running on GPUs. In future, if they coded this, we can remove this barrier.