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PCMS: Parallel Coupler For Multimodel Simulations

Adios2-based xgc_coupler for XGC and GENE

Dependencies

Build Instructions

Build with modules

SCOREC Rhel7 environment

module unuse /opt/scorec/spack/lmod/linux-rhel7-x86_64/Core
module use /opt/scorec/spack/v0154_2/lmod/linux-rhel7-x86_64/Core
module load \
gcc/10.1.0 \
mpich \
cmake/3.20.0 \
fftw \
gdb

Build, install, and test

git clone [email protected]:SCOREC/wdmapp_testcases.git #test data
git clone [email protected]:SCOREC/wdmapp_coupling.git

cmake -S wdmapp_coupling -B buildWdmCpl \
-Dredev_ROOT=/path/to/redev/install \
-DOmega_h_ROOT=/path/to/omegah/install \
-DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$PWD/buildWdmCpl/install \
-DPCMS_TEST_DATA_DIR=$PWD/wdmapp_testcases \
-DCatch2_ROOT=/path/to/catch2/install

cmake --build buildWdmCpl --target install

ctest --test-dir buildWdmCpl --output-on-failure

Spack based build

  1. Install spack

    $ mkdir /lore/$USER/spack
    $ cd /lore/$USER/spack
    $ git clone -c feature.manyFiles=true -b releases/v0.20 https://github.com/spack/spack.git
    $ . spack/share/spack/setup-env.sh

    We can also add the spack setup line into the ~/.bashrc with `echo ". spack/share/spack/setup-env.sh" >> ~/.bashrc". This will load the spack setup script every time we start our terminal session.

  2. Get PCMS spack repo The following commands will add the pcms recipe files to spack. They are not currently installed inthe upstream spack repository.

    $ git clone https://github.com/jacobmerson/pcms-spack.git
    $ spack repo add pcms-spack/pcms
  3. Add Spack binary mirror Addding the binary mirrors will avoid some compilation by downloading prebuilt binaries when available.

    $ spack mirror add v0.20.1 https://binaries.spack.io/v0.20.1
    $ spack buildcache keys --install --trust
  4. Install PCMS repo

    $ mkdir /lore/$USER/pcms-coupler
    $ cd /lore/$USER/pcms-coupler
    $ git clone -b pcms-spack https://github.com/jacobmerson/pcms
    $ cd pcms/spack
    $ spack env create -d env spack.yaml
    $ cd env
    $ spack env activate .
    $ spack install

At this point hopefully, spack will now install all of the relavant dependencies and a baseline build of PCMS. The default environment has PCMS in develop mode. To modify and recompile PCMS you can modify the code and rerun spack install.

BUILD TODO