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-===== Module environment on VSC-3 =====+===== Modules =====
  
-If a new directory in the top level of the module directory structure is createdthe MODULEPATH environment variable needs to be adjusted in this file: +On VSC-4 and VSC-5use [[doku:spack|SPACK]] to find and load modules for most software packages.
-<code> +
-/opt/sw/x86_64/glibc-2.12/ivybridge-ep/modules/3.2.6/gnu-4.4.7/Modules/3.2.6/init/.modulespath</code>+
  
-The current contents (2015-05-27) are:+====
  
-<code> +  * ''module avail''     lists the **available** Application-Software, Compilers, Parallel-Environment, and Libraries  
-# +  * ''module list''      shows currently loaded package of your session 
- @(#)$Id: .modulespath.in,v 1.3.14.1 2007/02/22 23:13:09 rkowen Exp $ +  * ''module unload <xyz>'' unload a particular package <xyz> from your session 
- Module version 3.2.6 +  * ''module load <xyz>'' load a particular package <xyz> into your session 
- init/.modulespath.  Generated from .modulespath.in by configure. +  * ''module display <xyz>'' OR ''module show <xyz>'' show module details such as the full  path  of  the module file and all (or most) of the environment changes the modulefile will make if loaded 
-+  * ''module purge'' unloads all loaded modulefiles 
- Modulepath initial setup +== Note: == 
-#  ======================== + 
-# +  - **<xyz>** format corresponds exactly to the output of ''module avail''. Thus, in order to load or unload a selected module, copy and paste exactly the name listed by ''module avail''.\\  
- This file defines the initial setup for the module files search path+  - a list of ''module load/unload'' directives may also be included in the top part of a job submission script\\  
- Comments may be added anywhere, which begin on # and continue until the  + 
-#     end of the line +When all required/intended modules have been loaded, user packages may be compiled as usual.
-#  Each line containing single path will be added to the MODULEPATH +
-#     environment variable. You may add as many as you want - just +
-#     limited by the maximum variable size of your shell. +
-+
-/opt/sw/Modules/Application-Software:/opt/sw/Modules/Debugging-and-Profiling:/opt/sw/Modules/Compiler:/opt/sw/Modules/Parallel-Environment:/opt/sw/Modules/Libraries:/opt/sw/Modules/Development:/opt/sw/Modules/V2C2:/opt/sw/Modules/TUWien:/opt/sw/Modules/BOKU:/opt/sw/Modules/ADMIN # </code>+
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