Fixed the settings of pgi compiler on Titan #1768
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This is a part of PR #1767 submitted by Pat Worley, focusing on the changes of the settings of pgi compiler in Titan. As stated in PR #1767: "Changes including removing the dependence on the version of pgi/17.5.0 installed in Dave Norton's directories, moving instead to the now official OLCF installation. Also fixed a typo in the module switch command for the PGI version used with PGIACC, and changed the 'pin' flag to 'pinned' for PGIACC, as 'pin' is no longer legal." [Non-BFB] - Non Bit-For-Bit
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This is a part of PR #1767 submitted by Pat Worley, focusing on the changes of the settings of pgi compiler in Titan. As stated in PR #1767: "Changes including removing the dependence on the version of pgi/17.5.0 installed in Dave Norton's directories, moving instead to the now official OLCF installation. Also fixed a typo in the module switch command for the PGI version used with PGIACC, and changed the 'pin' flag to 'pinned' for PGIACC, as 'pin' is no longer legal." [Non-BFB] * minxu74/titan/fix-pgi-compiler: Fixed the settings of pgi compiler on Titan
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@worleyph Since the compiler was changed, I took it granted that the result was non-BFB. I will correct it here and in the merge message to master later. |
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Compiler was changed from 17.5.lustre to 17.5.0 . I've been assuming that those are identical compiler versions, but I could be wrong. Can't really check now that 17.5.lustre is no longer available, unless you have baselines generated with 17.5.lustre. |
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I found two runs where one uses pgi/17.5.lustre and the other uses pgi/17.5.0 . This is MPI-only, but through 1 day (A_WCYCL ne30_oEC) the atm.log output are identical. Pretty safe to say that the compilers are effectively the same. |
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@worleyph Great. Thanks a lot for the confirmation! I will change the tag to BFB in the merge message to master. |
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…ve_misleading_text Remove misleading text from the dependency string in config_batch.xml Removes misleading text from the dependency string in config_batch.xml, as cime does not implement logical dependencies between jobs Test suite: scripts_regression_tests (pending, but run with this change in another branch) Test status: ok User interface changes?: N Update gh-pages html (Y/N)?: N Code review: @jedwards4b
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This is a part of PR #1767 submitted by Pat Worley, focusing on the
changes of the settings of pgi compiler in Titan.
As stated in PR #1767:
"Changes including removing the dependence on the version of pgi/17.5.0
installed in Dave Norton's directories, moving instead
to the now official OLCF installation. Also fixed a typo in the
module switch command for the PGI version used with PGIACC, and
changed the 'pin' flag to 'pinned' for PGIACC, as 'pin' is no
longer legal."
[BFB]