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Conflicts: examples/proteus.linux2.yaml
…xcept for scorec and zoltan.yaml
Conflicts: examples/proteus.Darwin.yaml examples/proteus.garnet.gnu.yaml examples/proteus.linux2.yaml pkgs/scorec.yaml
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This uses my customized mpi compiler scripts, but the changes were pushed to the system mpi scripts and supposedly upsream to SGI. For future reference the commented out defSysLibs line below will break the petsc config: > ############################################################################# > # Modified defSysLibs to prevent compiler warnings when "-c" option is used. > # 08/06/2015 - Brent Andersen. See LiveTime #177141 message @ 08/06/15 10:13. > #defSysLibs="-lpthread /usr/lib64/libcpuset.so.1 /usr/lib64/libbitmask.so.1" > defSysLibs="-lpthread -L/usr/lib64 -lcpuset -lbitmask" > #############################################################################
Conflicts: examples/proteus.Cygwin.yaml examples/proteus.Darwin.yaml examples/proteus.garnet.gnu.yaml examples/proteus.linux2.yaml
modified: examples/proteus.linux2.yaml modified: pkgs/h5py.yaml modified: pkgs/julia.yaml modified: pkgs/numpy/numpy.yaml modified: pkgs/openblas.yaml modified: pkgs/py.yaml new file: pkgs/pybind11.yaml modified: pkgs/pytables/pytables.yaml modified: pkgs/pytest-cov.yaml modified: pkgs/pytest.yaml modified: pkgs/python/python.yaml modified: pkgs/scipy/scipy.yaml
chrono pkg to stable version 3.0.0
* test removing several packages * Started commenting packages, created optional package section, turn on matplotlib * Moved commented packages to optional list * try removing more packages, prepare to revert * turn openjpeg back on * turned recordtypes back on * Moved commented out packages into optional section
* updated scorec pkg to get 2D reconstruction capability
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@certik @vbraun and @johannesring I'd like to merge this in to master, but I'm concerned that my version upgrades to some of the basic packages will give your stacks trouble. In an ideal world the PR's would have come in on a per package basis, but they've accumulated in the stable/proteus branch. This PR are is tied to a hashdist PR that may take more discussion so I wanted to give you a heads up on the simpler review of many of the package updates in this hashstack PR.