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NYBlue/L: Applications SupportApplications Targeted to Run on the FEN Applications Targeted to Run on the Compute Nodes References of Interest to Application Developers Overview of Applications on NYBlue
In addition to the applications listed here, BLAS, BLACS, LAPACK, MASS, and ESSL are available.See the Libraries on NYBlue/L page for information about those five packages. Beyond those libraries, a number of applications have been built and more are expected. It is strongly advised that you first test an application before using it. Use at your own risk. We request that users help us test these builds. See information in the directory for a particular application for any information about the build, including any tests that may have been performed for the application after it was built . Such information is contained in a file typically named IMPORTANT.NOTICE or IMPORTANT_NOTICE or README. Applications Targeted to Run on the FENThese can be found in /apps. /apps is not exported to the compute nodes. At the time of this writing /apps contains builds of NCO You can also check /apps on NYBlue/L to see what is currently available. Applications Targeted to Run on the Compute NodesThese can be found in /bgl/apps, which is exported to the compute nodes. At the moment this directory contains builds of AMBER 10 Check /bgl/apps to see what is available at any time. Application Build NotesReferences of Interest to Application DevelopersThe following point to an external site (IBM): IBM Documentation:Blue Gene/L Application Development IBM Documentation:Blue Gene/L Performance Analysis Tools IBM Documentation: Unfolding the IBM eServer Blue Gene Solution IBM Documentation:Using the XL Compilers for Blue Gene IBM Fortran and IBM C/C++ compiler manuals.
Last Modified: Wednesday, July 08, 2009
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