#Tortoisehg 3.7.1 software#
Software Table Note: "def" means this is the default version of this compiler on this sub-cluster. Note: Some software packages encompass several categories for the sake of compactness, only the most descriptive category is listed in the table. Job schedulers and other system resource management and monitoring tools Modeling and simulation packages, including many discipline-specific applications General-purpose utilities and miscellaneous software
Geospatial and GIS libraries and programming environments
#Tortoisehg 3.7.1 code#
Programming languages, compilers, and code development toolsĭocumentation systems and text processing tools Please see this separate page which discusses the various distributions of Python on the cluster. The following keys identify the various subclusters, compiler suites, and categories that are listed in the table. To facilitate locating the software that you need, the table can be sorted on any column by clicking on the column heading. If you need a package that is not listed here, or would like to have a listed package installed on additional subclusters, please submit a Software Request via the HPC Help Desk or send an email to. Many other standard utilities are included in the RHEL/CentOS operating system distributions with a few exceptions, those are not listed here, nor are application packages which are maintained independently by users or departments. The software matrix below itemizes the various packages which are available on William and Mary's SciClone cluster, organized by subcluster. In the long run it might be good to retrieve the largefiles from the master instead of upstream, but getting it working at all is the first step.Software HPC (SciClone and Chesapeake) Software Last update: May 1st, 2018 This should be done after changes are unbundled into SOMEREPO but before they are cloned/shared/pulled into MyJob, allowing the clone/share/pull to retrieve the largefiles 'naturally' and avoiding any warnings about an inability to find them during the initial update. I think the fix for this is to detect whether largefiles are enabled, and if so, for the master to issue an explicit 'lfpull' command, specifying the original upstream URL. SOMEREPO does not contain any upstream information at all (because it was populated entirely using bundling) and MyJob only contains SOMEREPO as upstream, so when MyJob is updated to the target revision prior to building, it complains that the largefiles "are not available" from SOMEREPO. var/build/workspace/MyJob - this was cloned/shared from SOMEREPO var/build/hgcache/SOMEREPO - this was created by bundling changes from the master When repository caching is enabled for distributed builds, the repository that eventually ends up in the workspace on the slave has lost upstream path information such that it is no longer able to pull largefiles.
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