CASINO manual - Theory of Condensed Matter

and trailing blanks are removed from tag-value and continuation lines, and
lines are concatenated with a single blank between them to form the final
value.
Multiline tags are specified this way:
#-! TAG-NAME:
#-! tag-value-line-1
#-! tag-value-line-2
#-! ...
#-! ANOTHER-TAG-NAME: ...
(same format restrictions as above, and two or more spaces between ’#-!’ and
tag-value-line-i). Leading and trailing blanks are removed from each line
read.
Note that tags are inherited via "include" statements, read in the order in
which the include statements are written, with the tags in a file overriding
those in the included files regardless of the relative placement of tags
and include statements.
Below are tables containing the full list of tags, classified according to
their purpose. The values under the ’L’ heading specify if the tag’s value is
supposed to be a single line (’S’) or multiple lines (’M’).
II.1.i. Tags for manual CASINO_ARCH detection
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TAG NAME L Description & examples
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DESCRIPTION S human-readable description of target system(s)
MAINTAINER S name and email of maintainer. E.g.,
Mike Towler
DATE S date written
COMMENT S any other relevant comments
QUEUEING_SYSTEM S (TYPE=cluster only) queuing system. E.g.,
PBS
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II.1.ii. Tags for automatic CASINO_ARCH detection
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TAG NAME L Description & examples
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ARCH S comma-separated list of allowed architecture
patterns as obtained from ‘uname -m‘. E.g.,
i?86, x86_64
KERNEL S comma-separated list of allowed kernel name
patterns as obtained from ‘uname -s‘. E.g.,
Linux, GNU/kFreeBSD
OS S comma-separated list of allowed operating system
names as obtained from ‘uname -o‘. E.g.,
GNU/*
DISTRIBUTION S comma-separated list of allowed Linux
distribution strings, as obtained from (in order
of decreasing preference):
- ‘lsb_release -ds‘
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