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compile with -O0 as per upstream known issue with optimization and GMP,
according to Ubuntu folks.
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* New package.py for ExM C-Utils: An initial package dependency for Swift/T
* New package turbine
* Fix package.py as requested by @adamjstewart
* New package.py for ADLB/X: A 2nd package dependency for Swift/T
* Add latest version of GNU Parallel (#3106)
* Address formatting guidelines from @adamjstewart
* WIP on new Turbine package.py
* Formatting fixes
* Complete Turbine package.py
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* Make distro more robust to unreadable files. Will upstream
* Comment for clarify
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- add develop version to valgrind; fix build on macOS with clang
- switch valgrind to AutotoolsPackage
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#2911" (#3078)
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[The fix](https://github.com/golang/go/issues/17986) for the small buglet addressed by `misc-cgo-testcshared.patch` has been merged into the tree a while back. I was surprised to see that it wasn't in 1.7.5 and did a bit of digging. It is *has not* been merged into the 1.7 branch but it *has* been merged into 1.8 (and therefor the patch will no longer be necessary).
Figured I'd document my digging for the next person to come along.
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* move rpath from ALL to other sections of site.cfg. Solves #3007
* Add back mac condition to py-numpy
* Refactor py-numpy a bit.
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* spectrum-mpi: Add new package file for external package
IBM Spectrum MPI is a commercial implementation of MPI based on
OpenMPI. It is usually install in /opt/ibm/spectrum_mpi.
Users need to add the Spectrum MPI package in their packages.yaml
file as follows:
packages:
spectrum-mpi:
version: ['10.1.0.2']
paths:
spectrum-mpi@10.1.0.2: /opt/ibm/spectrum_mpi/
buildable: False
all:
providers:
mpi: [spectrum-mpi@10.1.0.2]
* spectrum-mpi: Added license files and removed the versions
No need for versions as the package is external.
* spectrum-mpi: Remove extraneous defines
Keep only the defines that other MPI implementation define in their
package file:
self.spec.mpicc
self.spec.mpicxx
self.spec.mpif77
self.spec.mpifc
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* Add a package for the Elemental distributed linear algebra library.
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* First commit for the lammps package
* reviewed by adamjstewart and davydden
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Add a package for the hunspell spelling checker.
This was created by `spack create`, trimmed down, and tested on CentOS 7.
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- Fix format printing to match command line for hashes and full name formats
- Update spack graph to use new format
- Changed format string signifier for hashes from `$#` to `$/`
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Update the go package to v1.7.5.
- This release no longer needs the time-test patch (it's been merged upstream).
- This release still seems to need the cgo-testcshared patch.
- Also add a comment about environment set up that I need to build it successfully on a very large server.
Tested on CentOS 7.
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Modules generated by the module creation machinery currently print out
a notice that warnts the user that things are being autoloaded. In
some situations those warnings are problematic. See #2754 for
discussion.
This is a first cut at optionally disabling the warning messages:
- adds a helper tothe EnvModule base class that encapsulates the
config file variable;
- adds a method to the base class that provides a default (empty)
code fragment for generating a warning message;
- passes the warning fragment into the bit that formats the autoload
string;
- adds specialized autload_warner() methods in the tcl and lmod
subclasses;; and finally
- touches up the autoload_format strings in the specialized classes.
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The repository used by the texlive installer defaults to a redirector
that sends one off to various URLs depending on <fill in the blank>.
This is problematic because all of the mirrors do not update in
synchrony and bad tarballs often hang around for a while.
This leads to problems that are particularly hard to diagnose because
you're likely to end up using a different repo the next time around.
This commit constraints the package to a particular, mainstream,
repository. It's not fast, but it's consistent and usually correct.
It also updates the installer digest, because no day is complete
without updating it at least (sigh) once.
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Add the ability to the modules generation process to blacklist
packages that were installed implicitly. One can still whitelist
modules that were installed implicitly.
This changes adds a `blacklist_implicts` boolean as a peer to the
`whitelist` and `blacklist` arrays, e.g.:
```
modules:
enable::
- lmod
lmod:
whitelist:
- 'lua'
- 'py-setuptools'
blacklist:
- '%gcc@4.8.3'
blacklist_implicits: True
```
It adds a small helper in `spec.py` and then touches up the package
filtering code in `modules.py`.
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* Different versions of cmake need diff vers of openssl. See Issue https://github.com/LLNL/spack/issues/2990 for background.
Versions of cmake through 3.6.9 seem to need OpenSSL up to 1.0.99. Later
versions can use the current release (thanks to @citibeth for
[digging up details](https://cmake.org/pipermail/cmake/2016-November/064631.html)).
@davydden suggested this change.
Without it I *am not* able to build `cmake@3.6.1` on CentOS 7 and I *am*
able to build `cmake@3.7.2`.
Tested with `cmake@3.7.2` and `cmake@3.6.1` on CentOS 7.
With this change I am able to build both `cmake@3.6.1` and `cmake@3.7.2`
on CentOS 7.
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Switch the ocaml install bit back to being a Package with its own little install method.
This fix allows me to build Unison on CentOS 7.
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There was a new release of Ant (1.9.8) which led to the v1.9.7
tarball disappearing.
This changes the URL to Ant's archive dir, which seems to contain
*everything* including the two current releases (1.9.8 and 1.10.0)
It adds a digest for 1.9.8.
It adds and comments out a digest for 1.10.0 (which requires Java 8),
as I have not tested it.
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Add git v2.11.1 digest.
Built and lightly tested on CentOS 7.
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We just released 2.0.2 yesterday, so add in that release for
spack. Don't need the PMI patch for this release.
Signed-off-by: Howard Pritchard <howardp@lanl.gov>
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