ifort/8.0(19):ERROR:102: Tcl command execution failed: conflict ifort/8.1
In this example, the user attempted to load the ifort/8.0 modulefile, but after issuing the command to load the modulefile, an error message occurred indicating a conflict between this modulefile and the ifort/8.1 modulefile, which is already loaded.
When a modulefile conflict occurs, unload the conflicting modulefile(s) before loading the new modulefile. In the above example, you should unload the ifort/8.0 modulefile before loading the ifort/8.1 modulefile. For information about unloading a modulefile, refer to Section 2.2.7.
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To avoid problems, it is recommended that you always unload one version of a modulefile before loading another version.
2.2.9 Creating a Modulefile
If you download or install a software package into a private directory, you can create your own (private) modulefile for products that you install by using the following general steps:
1.Create a private modulefiles directory.
2.Copy an existing modulefile (to use as a template), or copy the software’s corresponding default modulefile from under /opt/modules/modulefiles, into the private modulefiles directory.
3.Edit and modify the modulefile accordingly.
4.Register the private directory with the module use command.
A user installing a variant of a product/package already on the system should copy the existing modulefile for that product to an appropriate name, and edit it accordingly to accommodate the
A user installing a random product/package should look at the manpages for modulefiles, examine the existing modulefiles, and create a new modulefile for the product being installed using existing modulefiles as a template. To view modules manpages, load the modules modulefile and then display the modulefile manpage:
$ module load modules $ man modulefile
Users should also read the manpages for modules so that they know how to create a directory for their private modulefiles and how to use the module use <dirname> module command to use their private modules.
2.2.10 Viewing Modulefile-Specific Help
You can view help information for any of the modulefiles on the HP XC system. For example, to access
$ module help totalview
This loads the TotalView environment.
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