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# A licence.dat file will be downloaded, which needs to be copied in /opt/pgi (or whichever was the root installation directory) | # A licence.dat file will be downloaded, which needs to be copied in /opt/pgi (or whichever was the root installation directory) | ||
| − | = Using PGI components = | + | == Using PGI components == |
In order to use the installed PGI compilers just load the created modulefile: | In order to use the installed PGI compilers just load the created modulefile: | ||
module load /opt/pgi/modulefiles/pgi64/14.10 | module load /opt/pgi/modulefiles/pgi64/14.10 | ||
Latest revision as of 11:58, 19 December 2014
Installing PGI components
In order to download the PGI compilers:
- Subscribe and login to PGI
- Find and download the required software from http://www.pgroup.com/support/download_pgi2014.php?view=current
- Untar the downloaded file and cd into the directory
- Run:
./install
Note 1: During installation install the CUDA/AMD components if the OpenACC library is to be used.
Note 2: Don't generate a licence key. Instead:
- Go into your PGI account
- Go to Create Permanent keys or Create trial keys (14 days)
- A licence.dat file will be downloaded, which needs to be copied in /opt/pgi (or whichever was the root installation directory)
Using PGI components
In order to use the installed PGI compilers just load the created modulefile:
module load /opt/pgi/modulefiles/pgi64/14.10