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Mpi on candide #661

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@martinkilbinger martinkilbinger commented Oct 31, 2023

Summary

A number of fixes are proposed to get MPI running again (on candide):

  • Version upgrades (gcc -> 9.3.0, openmpi -> 5.0.0, numpy -> 1.22)
  • MPI job script update
  • Some small fixes (module_config_sec was not communicated to clients)
  • Module name fixes in example config file
  • Minor other fixes in modules

Need to wait for pysap and subsequent mccd update, see CEA-COSMIC/pysap#187

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