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module loads #33
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I made a mistake in yesterday’s PR and wanted to correct it. Executing
ml gcc mvapich2 …
from a bash script (e.g.install/install-with-mkl.sh
) doesn’t actually load the modules in someone’s shell environment, so there’s errors when they try tomake
in the common directory.If you know a fix for module loading inside a script besides putting make commands in another shell script with the module loads @sbryngelson, that’d be great, but in the meantime, I just added the module loads to the
README.md
. I committed some other things on accident, and I'm deleting them.