Documentation for installing on marvin #316
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ok, so it has more than 2 commits, but the rest are in #315 |
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This PR contains 2 mutually exclusive commits. The first commit is how I initially set up PSC on Marvin. It involves using psc-infrastructure to install psc (and all its dependencies) as a spack package. However, the dependencies must later be individually loaded to manually compile the code. Furthermore, this commit is incomplete.
The second commit outlines a different approach. It does not use psc-infrastructure. Instead, it involves making a spack environment with all the right dependencies for compilation. The environment must be activated first. Unfortunately, the environment (as presented herein) messes with the builtin slurm commands, and must either be deactivated to use slurm or not loaded in the first place.