Source code is not complete

[devounoide]

Hi,

I am managing a high performance computing cluster at a research institution in US, and I am responsible for installing and maintaining scientific software that users use. I have several users request to install MuSTEM on the cluster. I have obtained 5.2 version from one of the users, and have it installed and run successfully. At this point, another user has requested a upgraded version, that is 5.3 version installed. I ended up pulling source files from this Github repository. In the "Source" folder, I notice that several f90 files are missing as it is complained by the compiler using the Makefile.
Two things I am not sure:

1. Is the Makefile in this repository for 5.2 version or 5.3 version?
2. Suppose the Makefile is right, where are the missing f90 files that are needed to compile the binary code in Linus OS?
   I appreciate your time and help!

[bryandesser]

I have muSTEM 5.3 working on the Ohio supercomputer using PGI compilers. I made my own makefiles for the CPU and GPU version. You may have to change around some of the flags depending on how your system is set up, but they should be a good start.

makefiles.zip

[devounoide]

@bryandesser Thanks for sharing you Makefile. I will try on my end.

[HamishGBrown]

@bryandesser thanks for your help. I've typically compiled the code using a Visual Studio and the current makefile was made by another user for a previous version of the code.

Cheers,
Hamish

[areuther]

@bryandesser Thank you for sharing these Makefiles. We're trying to compile for Ubuntu. It looks like your still need to have CUDA installed on CPU-only compute nodes. Is that correct? Or does CUDA only need to be installed on the compilation node, but not on the execution node(s)?

[bryandesser]

@areuther You do not need CUDA on the CPU-only compute nodes. In that instance, I'd recommend using the Intel Fortran Compiler, as it can yield a significant performance improvement by automatically parallelizing some loops. I've attached my ifort compiler makefile as a reference. (just remove .txt extension)
makefile.txt