Change 'destination' to 'placement' in the use of resource() for
intel-xed and hpcviewer. Recent commits (1842873f and eb584d89)
changed the directory path for a resource and thus broke the build
for these packages.
#11528 updated Stage to always store a Package's source in a fixed
directory accessible via `Stage.source_path` This left behind a
number of packages which were expecting to access the source code
via `Stage.path`. This Updates those packages to use
`Stage.source_path` instead.
This also updates the name of the fixed directory: The original name
of the fixed directory was "src", so if an expanded archive created a
"src" directory, then users inspecting the directory structure could
see paths like "src/src" (which wasn't wrong but could be confusing).
Therefore this also updates the name of the fixed directory to
"spack-src".
* warpx: only allow master branch, and fix build on darwin
* warpx: Added CXXFLAGS=-std=c++11 for clang
* warpx: further clean up of openmp and c++11 flags
* warpx: Get around the problem with resources
The update uses placement instead of destination
Fixed logic behind flecsi backends to not require legion for an mpi
build and to better support required combinations.
Also made graphviz support and tutorial building optional
* Paraview/VTK: Fix failure on intel builds
Paraview@5.6.0 fails to build with intel compilers on certain platforms.
Error messages have been traced to the optional MotionFX lib.
(see https://discourse.paraview.org/t/error-build-5-6-0-rc1/572)
Turning off motionfx allows for succesful builds on these platforms.
ADIOS2 is the latest implementation of the ADaptable Input Output System,
ADIOS. This brand new architecture was designed to continue supporting the
performance legacy of ADIOS, and extend its current capabilities to address
current and future input/output (IO) challenges in the scientific data
lifecycle through effective research and development (R&D) activities.
ADIOS2 was recently added as a Third Party Library of Trilinos when it
was integrated to IOSS, a library inside the SEACAS package.
Due to the large number of issues this migration has caused, this rolls back
to the older autotools build. However, it still keeps the updates wrt
variants and virtual packages.
* Apply patch to git to make it search for config files from its current location instead of the locations hard coded at install.
* Add provenance info for patch
* Pass needed flags to make
* Environment variables need because of relocation
* Updating the TAU package with 2.28 and public repo
* Cleaning up TAU package and fixing binutils to install extras
The extras variant will install the extra ELF headers needed
by the TAU package. The TAU package has been cleaned up and
extended.
* Adding some comments to the changes in binutils
* Adding correct python support, finding include and lib paths.
* Added PDT 3.25.1.
* Added TAU v2.28.1 with libdwarf and libelf.
* When +libdwarf is activated, +libelf is not automatically activated. It checks separately for libelf.
* Xrootd: set PYTHON_EXECUTABLE with +python variant
When building with python3 PYTHON_EXECUTABLE needs to be set for deprecated FindPythonInterp to work as expected.
* Add comment
* Flake8
* More flake8
* Update package.py
* typo
* Also add versions 0.9.9.104, 0.9.9.52, 0.9.9.0, and 'develop'
* Replace version 0.9.7 with 0.9.7.0
* Update Rose to be an Autotools package
* Update boost dependency to 1.60.0 or later (previously 1.47.0)
* Add EDG binary identifiers for ROSE versions installing from
archives (rather than git)
* Add variants for mvapich2 backend, c++11, debug symbols,
optimization, and ROSE-based projects (codethorn, autopar, and
polyopt)
* Remove patch add_spack_compiler_recognition
* Improve C++ standard computation in ACTS package
* Use a more clever strategy for aligning ACTS cxxstd with ROOT cxxstd
* Add new ACTS releases
* ACTS is not compatible with the new Boost CMake build system yet
* Explain why Boost 1.70 does not work currently
* Add LSF package, which cannot be installed by Spack and must be
system-installed. The package install will fail if no external
LSF is registered in packages.yaml (LSF may not be installed in a
well-known location and the external entry helps Spack locate it
for dependents).
* Add LSF dependency to OpenMPI when schedulers=lsf is chosen
Previously, the vtkm package was adding a "../" option to the
cmake command line. I suppose this was supposed to be pointing
to the source code, but did not. Rather, Spack correctly adds
the source directory as the first argument to cmake. However,
because ../ was added, it used that as the source directory
instead.
Simply remove this argument to make CMake work correctly.
* bump eospac version
* Revert "bump eospac version"
This reverts commit 835b1f822d8c083f6ab9eb17222c00409e8eb3da.
* Add support for new package: unittest-cpp
Add variant 'pic' for including in shared libraries.
Add build dependency on perl. Compiling mbedtls runs several perl
scripts.
Add versions 2.7.10 and 2.16.1, the heads of the two main stable
branches.
This PR implements several refactors requested in #11373, specifically:
- Config scopes are used to handle builtin defaults, command line overrides
and package overrides (`parallel=False`)
- `Package.make_jobs` attribute has been removed; `make_jobs` remains
as a module-scope variable in the build environment.
- The use of the argument `-j` has been rationalized across commands
- move '-j'/'--jobs' argument into `spack.cmd.common.arguments`
- Add unit tests to check that setting parallel jobs works as expected
- add new test to ensure that build job setting is isolated to each build
- Fix packages that used `Package.make_jobs` (i.e. `bazel`)
* When fabrics=auto or schedulers=auto, the intent is to defer to the
OpenMPI configure and let it determine and use what it finds
available on the system. The current behavior for 'with_or_without'
in the case of 'auto' explicitly disables all possible values.
This updates the logic to call 'with_or_without' only when the
value of fabrics/schedulers is not 'auto'.
* To allow explicitly disabling all fabrics/schedulers, each of these
variants has added support for 'none' (which is also the default
value).
* Add a conflict for the loadleveler scheduler for openmpi-3 and
above as it is no longer a valid configure option.
* Update optional-lite and span-lite to use CMakePackage
These packages only have CMake installs on their most recent versions.
Therefore, we overload all of the CMake stages to fallback to the old
versions (no-op for most, copytree for install), and use CMakePackage on
the new versions.
* Add new string-view-lite version with CMake install support
* Only override phases for old versions of *-lite packages
* trilinos: add variant to disable chaco from seacas
keep it OFF by default due to the presence of the global symbol "divide"
that can lead to symbol clash with other libraries, for example see
https://github.com/dealii/dealii/issues/8170#issuecomment-492700787
* dealii: add conflict statement for adol-c and Trilinos SEACAS Chaco
* dyninst: rework the cmake args for version 10.1 and later
Add a separate when() case for the cmake args for Dyninst 10.1.0 and
later. The prereq args have changed enough that this makes things
easier going forward. (My previous commit 26b9369c was inaccurate and
temporary.)
Dyninst 10.1.0 accepts boost 1.70, but earlier dyninst are restricted
to <= 1.69 (not worth back porting every boost change).
Change all the dyninst versions to 3 digits for clarity and
consistency.
* Add version 10.1.0.
* added patch for intel-tbb@2019.1: with old compilers
* sparately specify when @:2018 and @2019
the reason we can't say @:2019 is that would include @2019.1 where the
patch doesn't work.
* should be possible to list when constraint as @:2019
According to my reading of ["Version ranges" in the Spack
docs](https://spack.readthedocs.io/en/latest/packaging_guide.html#version-ranges),
this should apply to up to `2019` but not `2019.1:`
* @:2019.0 appears to be necessary to specify 2019 but not 2019.1
* specifying 2019.1 2019.2 2019.3 2019.4 separately and explcitly
* flake8 fixes for long lines.
* add comments to explain why so many different patch directives
* remove blank like for flake8
* revert spec %gcc@4.8.0:4.99999 -> %gcc@4.8.0:
- CMake is built *very* frequently, and the number of dependencies it has
accumulated can take a very long time on some systems.
- Use +ownlibs by default to avoid the build overhead. This won't
interfere with other packages by introducing conflicting libraries, as
CMake is nearly always a build dependency.
This avoids using Boost 1.70.0, fixes library access in OpenSpeedShop
packages, adds new versions, and updates QT dependency constraints
in CBTF and OpenSpeedShop packages
- Constrain Boost dependency to 1.69.0 or earlier to avoid issues
with 1.70.0 for Open|SpeedShop and CBTF packages
- Update DYNINSTAPI_RT_LIB environment variable to use single library
from "find_libraries" (which returns a list) in OpenSpeedShop
packages
Fixes#11443
- Add version 1.9.3 for CBTF Argo Navis, CBTF Krell, CBTF LANL, and
CBTF packages
- Add version 2.4.1 for OpenSpeedShop Utils and OpenSpeedShop
packages
- Update QT dependency to 5.10.0 or greater for QtGraph and CBTF Argo
Navis packages
This makes several changes to make CDO work with gcc@9:
- Add version 1.9.7rc2
- Add a patch to make version 1.9.7rc2 build with gcc@9:
- Add a conflict with GCC 9 for earlier versions of CDO
It also adds a pkgconfig build dependency as configure checks for it.
* recon: new package at 1.08
* recon: add period
* recon: use proper decorators, better documentation
* recon: fix incorrect os import
* recon: add repeatmasker patch as variant
The source is managed as a set of files in an FTP URL. Since there
are no FetchStrategy's implemented for this setup, the files are
managed as a set of Resource's
Add dependencies to CMake and GnuTLS which would otherwise be
picked up from the system
* Add gnutls as explicit dependency of CMake
* Add new package libidn2 as explicit dependency for gnutls
* LBANN: add python dependency and required python library dependencies
* LBANN: add version 0.99 as alias for develop branch
* LBANN: build Conduit library by default
* LBANN: CUB is included with Hydrogen for later versions
* New package: py-graphviz (dependency for LBANN)
* New package: py-texttable (dependency for LBANN)
* New package: py-onnx (dependency for LBANN)
* New package: py-typing-extensions (dependency for py-onnx)
* Conduit: add version 0.4.0
* NCCL: Add versions 2.4.6-1 and 2.4.2-1
* Protobuf: Add versions 3.7.1 and 3.7.0
* py-protobuf: add version 3.7.1
* py-typing: add version 3.6.4
* cuDNN: add versions. The source differs depending on the
architecture, so the versions include a suffix to encode this.
For example this adds 7.5.1-10.1-x86_64 as well as
7.5.1-10.1-ppc64le
* cuDNN: Newer versions require newer versions of CUDA
* Hydrogen: add configure options for CUB and Aluminum
