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== Usage of Python adn MPI == | == Usage of Python adn MPI == | ||
For parallel scripts the Python installtion contains the package mpi4py. To launch an parallel Python | For parallel scripts the Python installtion contains the package mpi4py. To launch an parallel Python script inside an [[SGE Job Management (Queueing) System| SGE]] script please use command line | ||
mpirun -bootstrap sge -np $NSLOTS -env I_MPI_FABRICS shm:ofa python ''SCRIPTNAME'' ''SCRIPT_CMDLINE_OPTIONS'' | mpirun -bootstrap sge -np $NSLOTS -env I_MPI_FABRICS shm:ofa python ''SCRIPTNAME'' ''SCRIPT_CMDLINE_OPTIONS'' | ||
Revision as of 10:04, 11 June 2013
Up to now there only one Python releases as module available on FLOW and HERO. The relase is available by
module load testing/python
With this command the corresponding Intel compilers and Intel MPI will be automatically loaded.
Note: The release will be replaced by an official release soon.
Additional installed packages
The actual release contains following additional packages:
- numpy
- scipy
- nose_cov
- distribute
- ScientificPython
- PyClimate
Usage of Python adn MPI
For parallel scripts the Python installtion contains the package mpi4py. To launch an parallel Python script inside an SGE script please use command line
mpirun -bootstrap sge -np $NSLOTS -env I_MPI_FABRICS shm:ofa python SCRIPTNAME SCRIPT_CMDLINE_OPTIONS
to enable SGE to control all processes of your script.
