Users' guide (2): Applications and libraries

English version based on Ver.0.2 (6 Mar 2001)

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In this document, applications and libraries on SX-5 are explained.

Applications

(Based on documents provided by NEC)

Examples are presented based on csh.

 1. STREAM
      Setting environment
       set path=(/usr/apl/bin $path)
      Execution command
       stream211V < input.dat > stdout

       (*) input.dat is input data file.
           stdout is the standard output file.

 2. LS-DYNA
      Setting environment
        set path=(/usr/apl/bin $path)
      Execution command
        For 1 CPU
          ls950 i=input.dat
      For 2 CPU
          ls950 i=input.dat ncpu=2

       (*) input.dat is input data file.
           On multi-processor, up to 4 CPU is recommended.

 3. TotalView
      Setting environment
        set path=(/usr/apl/bin $path)
      　Workstation side
          xhost +
        SX5 side
          setenv DISPLAY ews:0
          or
          setenv DISPLAY xx.xx.xx.xx:0
      Execution command
        totalview &

        (*) ews is a name of workstation.
            xx.xx.xx.xx is the IP address.
            When one compile the analyzed program,
            -g option must be included.

        Notice:
            TotalView ver.1.0 does not support the following operations.
            .debug of program using fork()/execve()
            .debug of shared-memory parallel program
                (OpenMP, macrotask, microtask)
            .debug of MPI program
            .debug of HPF program
            .debug of C++/SX program

 4. Gaussian98
      Setting environment
        setenv GAUSS_EXEDIR /usr/apl/g98
      Execution command
        ${GAUSS_EXEDIR}/g98 < input.com >& stdout

       (*) input.dat is input data file.
           stdout is the standard output file.

 5. MSC. NASTRAN
      Setting environment
        set path=(/usr/apl/bin $path)
      Execution command
        nast707r3 input.dat

       (*) input.dat is input data file.

 6. IMSL
      Setting environment
        source /usr/apl/imsl/CTT2.1/ctt/bin/cttsetup.csh
      Execution command
        f90 $F90FLAGS -o sample sample.f $LINK_F90

 7. NAG
      Setting environment
        not needed.
      Execution command
        f90 -Pstack sample.f -L/usr/apl/MathKeisan -llapack -lblas -lnag

       (*) LAPACK, BLAS included in MathKeisan are tuned for SX5.

 8. Cernlib
      Setting environment
        not needed.
      Place of library: stored below
        /usr/apl/CERNLIB98

        in addition, RCNP node (sx57) also has  /usr/apl/CERNLIB97a
        (SX41 had CERNLIB97a and it was kept.).

      Execution command
        f90 sample.f -L/usr/apl/CERNLIB98 -lpacklib


  -- CERNLIB2000 --

   Cernlib2000 is now under translation.

   The options verified are released one by one.

   MATHLIB, PHTOOLS of CERNLIB2000の are installed in the directory

 /usr/apl/CERNLIB2000:
 -r--r--r--    1 bin      bin        19816628 Feb 19 16:05 libmathlib.a
 -r--r--r--    1 bin      bin          211576 Feb 19 17:07 libphtools.a

 Linking is done by setting path as follows.
 (There is no symbolic link to the standard directory (/usr/lib))
  since total environment has not ready and three types of CERNLIB
  exist.)

 f90 test.f -L/usr/apl/CERNLIB2000 -lmathlib -lphtools

      or

 f90 test.f /usr/apl/CERNLIB2000/mathlib.a /usr/apl/CERNLIB2000/libphtools.a

  (Cernlib2000: 6 Mar 2001) 

Update history

• 10 Oct 2003 : English version based on Ver.0.2. (no essential update)
• 6 Mar 2001 : Ver.0.2
• 28 Dec 2000 : Ver.0.1 (How to use Applications/Vector register)

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