Previously the python package for vim used static linking, and depending
on what system libraries were available and linked against could cause
symbol conflicts for python leading to segfaults in loading c modules in
the standard library (i.e. heapq). This patch address this issue by
dynamically linking them.
If you use git to clone a repository ssh, git transfers control the ssh
binary available on your path, if that ssh binary was built with
contradictory version of openssl/kerberos, then your git commands will
fail.
* sirius, update versions, fixes, add missing options
- sirius/spfft: depend on fftw-api
- cleanup +shared option
- sirius add option for memory pool
- sirius add version 6.5.3 and 6.5.4
- sirius: add spfft dependency for @master, @develop
* add nlcglib package
Robust wave function optimization for SIRIUS.
* add q-e-sirius package
based on q-e package
* Update var/spack/repos/builtin/packages/q-e-sirius/package.py
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* nlcglib: pass nvcc_wrapper to cmake
* Add 6.5.6
* Make flake8 happy
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* canu: fix depends issue & using java instead of jdk
* Update var/spack/repos/builtin/packages/canu/package.py
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* typo error correction
* Adding recipe for `colorspacious` (a python package)
* Copyright year changed
* revert last commit on basic_usage.rst
* better with a good description
* fix according to failed test
* Update var/spack/repos/builtin/packages/py-colorspacious/package.py
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* Update var/spack/repos/builtin/packages/py-colorspacious/package.py
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* Additional versions of py-jsonschema.
* Tweak to force Maestro to use jsonschema@3.2.0:
* Correction of whitespace (flake8 error).
* Merges importlib's Python version conditons
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* Add new versions of spfft
* Extend CudaPackage and use virtual fftw package
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* Add CUDA 11 compatibility note
* Depend on older cuda <= 10 for spfft <= 0.9.11
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* introduce logic for boost+context dependency and generic_context variant
* fix OTF2 instrumentation minor problem
* default coroutine impl depends on platform
* fix flake8
* add reference to ~generic_coroutines conflict info
* Update var/spack/repos/builtin/packages/hpx/package.py
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* Octopus: Add support for version 10.0.
Fix compilation when using the MKL as a provider for BLAS/LAPACK. Octopus will now detect that the MKL also provides the FFTW API and will refuse to compile when both the FFTW library and the MKL are given to the configure script.
* Octopus: Add supported version range for libxc.
* berkeley-db: add version 18.1.40, update build options in package
* combine adamjstewart's changes
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* [kassiopeia] New package
* [kassiopeia] Remove master branch, update dependencies
* Update var/spack/repos/builtin/packages/kassiopeia/package.py
Unable to test since I do not have a license to intel-parallel-studio, but I see no reason why it would not work if.
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* [kassiopeia] depends_on mpi
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* [kassiopeia] cmake_args with self.spec.satisfies and elses
* [kassiopeia] args.extend -> args.append
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* h5py: explicitly specify version
hdf5@1.10.5 on Cray is wrongly detected as 1.8.4.
* Update var/spack/repos/builtin/packages/py-h5py/package.py
Thanks. Also had this first, then CI was complaining about line length ...
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