Installed Application Software and Libraries

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This page was created to give you an overview of the installed software (format: name/version) on the cluster. The list will be updated at least once per week.

/cm/local/modulefiles

  • cluster-tools/7.3
  • cmd
  • dot
  • freeipmi/1.5.2
  • gcc/6.1.0
  • ipmitool/1.8.17
  • module-git
  • module-info
  • openldap
  • shared

/cm/shared/uniol/modules/core

  • hpc-uniol-env (L)
  • slurm/current (L)

/cm/shared/uniol/modules/bio

/cm/shared/uniol/modules/cfd

/cm/shared/uniol/modules/chem

/cm/shared/uniol/modules/compiler

  • CUDA-Toolkit/8.0.44
  • GCC/4.9.4-2.25
  • GCC/5.4.0-2.26
  • GCC/6.2.0-2.27 (D)
  • LLVM/3.8.1-goolf-5.2.01
  • LLVM/3.8.1-intel-2016b
  • LLVM/3.9.0-intel-2016b (D)
  • NAG_Fortran/5.2
  • PGI/12.10
  • PGI/15.10
  • PGI/16.10 (D)
  • icc/2016.3.210
  • ifort/2016.3.210

/cm/shared/uniol/modules/data

  • CDO/1.7.2-intel-2016b
  • HDF/4.2.11-intel-2016b
  • HDF5/1.8.17-intel-2016b
  • NCL/6.3.0-intel-2016b
  • g2clib/1.4.0-intel-2016b
  • g2lib/1.4.0-intel-2016b
  • grib_api/1.16.0-intel-2016b
  • netCDF/4.4.1-intel-2016b
  • netCDF-Fortran/4.4.4-intel-2016b

/cm/shared/uniol/modules/devel

  • Autotools/20150215
  • Boost/1.61.0-goolf-5.2.01
  • Boost/1.61.0-intel-2016b (D)
  • CMake/2.8.12
  • CMake/3.6.2 (D)
  • CUDA-Profiler/8.0.44
  • CUDA-Visual-Profiler/8.0.44
  • Cube/4.3.4
  • M4/1.4.17
  • ncurses/6.0
  • Nvidia-Tesla-GDK/352.79
  • OTF2/2.0
  • Qt/4.8.7-goolf-5.2.01
  • SQLite/3.9.2-intel-2016b
  • SQLite/3.13.0-goolf-5.2.01
  • SQLite/3.13.0-intel-2016b (D)
  • Scalasca/2.3
  • Valgrind/3.12.0
  • xbitmaps/1.1.1
  • xorg-macros/1.19.0

/cm/shared/uniol/modules/lang

  • Anaconda3/4.3.0
  • Bison/3.0.4
  • Gurobi/7.0.2
  • Java/8.112
  • nodejs/4.4.7-intel-2016b
  • Perl/5.20.3
  • Python/2.7.11-intel-2016b
  • Python/2.7.12
  • Python/3.5.2 (D)
  • R/3.3.1
  • ScientificPython/2.9.4-Python-2.7.12 (D)
  • Tcl/8.6.4-intel-2016b
  • Yasm/1.3.0

/cm/shared/uniol/modules/lib

  • CFITSIO/3.410
  • CUDA-Blas/8.0.44
  • CUDA-FFT/8.0.44
  • libtool/2.4.6
  • libpng/1.6.24
  • libxml2/2.9.4
  • path.py/8.2.1-intel-2016b-Python-3.5.2
  • SIONlib/1.6.1
  • testpath/0.3-intel-2016b-Python-3.5.2
  • Xerces-C++/3.1.3
  • xforms/1.2.4
  • zlib/1.2.8
  • zoltan/3.83

/cm/shared/uniol/modules/math

  • GMP/6.1.0-intel-2016b

/cm/shared/uniol/modules/mpi

  • OpenMPI/1.10.4-GCC-4.9.4
  • OpenMPI/2.0.1-GCC-5.4.0
  • OpenMPI/2.0.1-GCC-6.2.0
  • OpenMPI/2.0.2-GCC-5.4.0-2.26 (D)
  • impi/5.1.3.210

/cm/shared/uniol/modules/numlib

  • ATLAS/3.10.2
  • Armadillo/7.500.1
  • cuDNN/5.1-CUDA-8.0.44
  • Eigen/3.2.9
  • FFTW/3.3.5-gompi-5.2.01
  • FIAT/1.6.0-intel-2016b-Python-2.7.12
  • GMP/6.1.1 (D)
  • GSL/2.1
  • Hypre/2.11.1
  • imkl/11.3.3.210
  • leda/6.3
  • LinBox/1.4.0
  • maple/18
  • MATLAB/2016b
  • maple/2016 (D)
  • MPFR/3.1.4
  • NTL/9.8.1
  • Octave/4.0.3
  • OpenBLAS/0.2.19
  • Qhull/2015.2
  • ScaLAPACK/2.0.2
  • SuiteSparse/4.5.3
  • stata/13

/cm/shared/uniol/modules/phys

/cm/shared/uniol/modules/toolchain

  • foss/2016b
  • gompi/4.1.10
  • gompi/5.2.01
  • gompi/6.2.01 (D)
  • goolf/5.2.01
  • iimpi/2013b
  • iimpi/2016b (D)
  • intel/2013b
  • intel/2016b (D)

/cm/shared/uniol/modules/tools

  • EasyBuild/3.0.0
  • Ghostscript/9.19-intel-2016b
  • NCO/4.6.0-intel-2016b
  • XZ/5.2.2-intel-2016b
  • configurable-http-proxy/1.3.0-intel-2016b-nodejs-4.4.7
  • tree/1.7.0
  • util-linux/2.29-intel-2016b

/cm/shared/uniol/modules/vis

  • FFmpeg/3.1.3-intel-2016b
  • GraphicsMagick/1.3.25-intel-2016b
  • OpenCV/3.1.0-intel-2016b
  • ParaView/5.1.2-goolf-5.2.01-mpi
  • ParaView/5.1.2-intel-2016b-mpi (D)
  • Tk/8.6.4-intel-2016b-no-X11
  • UDUNITS/2.2.20-intel-2016b
  • gettext/0.19.8
  • gnuplot/5.0.5-intel-2016b
  • grace/5.1.25
  • libX11/1.6.3-intel-2016b
  • motif/2.3.6
  • ncview/2.1.7-intel-2016b

The list above is based on the information gathered by the command

module avail

If you want to create a list of every available software on the cluster, on your own, you can do this by simply using the command:

module spider

The available software will be listed in the format: name, version