CASINO manual - Theory of Condensed Matter

- ‘head -n 1 /etc/redhat-release‘
- ‘head -n 1 /etc/SuSE-release‘
- Debian GNU-Linux ‘head -n 1 /etc/debian_version‘
E.g.,
*buntu *, *SUSE 11.3*
HOSTNAME S comma-separated list of allowed host name
patterns of the target computer. E.g.,
pc*.tcm.phy.cam.ac.uk, cluster.tcm.*
An empty value means that the hostname should not
be checked against anything.
DOMAIN S comma-separated list of allowed domain name
patterns of the target computer. An empty value
means that the domain should not be checked
against anything. This is provided since some
distinct machines have the same hostname but
different domains.
F90_VERSION S comma-separated list of allowed compiler version
patterns that should be matched. E.g.,
4.1
COMMAND_CHECK_F90_VERSION M
bash code block that outputs the compiler
version, which will be matched against
F90_VERSION. E.g.,
set -- $(&F90& --version | head -n 1)
echo ${*:$#}
The code may make use of the &F90& variable,
which is replaced by the value of the Makefile
variable F90.
COMMAND_CHECK_F90 M bash code block that checks if the compiler
is indeed the desired compiler (e.g., to avoid
false positives with the usual ’f90’, ’mpif90’,
etc). The code should print ’1’ if the check
succeeds, anything else otherwise. E.g.,
set -- $(&F90& --version | head -n 1)
[ "${*:1:2}" = "GNU Fortran" ] && echo 1
The code may make use of the &F90& variable,
which is replaced by the value of the Makefile
variable F90.
CC_VERSION S | like their *F90* counterparts, but for the C
COMMAND_CHECK_CC_VERSION M > compiler
COMMAND_CHECK_CC M |
CXX_VERSION S | like their *F90* counterparts, but for the C++
COMMAND_CHECK_CXX_VERSION M > compiler
COMMAND_CHECK_CXX M |
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II.1.iii. Run-time tags
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If a run-time tag’s name is preceded by an asterisk (e.g., ’*RUN_SINGLE’),
the contents are interepreted as multi-line bash code whose standard output
provides the value of the tag -- in the case of single-line tags, multiple
output lines are appended a blank and concatenated, and in the case of
multi-line tags, each output line becomes an individual line in the tag’s
value.
See ’variable substitution’ section below for a list of allowed
run-time variables.
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