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Something I just thought about. Currently in spack-stack in configs/common/packages.yaml there is:
configs/common/packages.yaml
fms: version: ['2023.04'] variants: precision=32,64 +quad_precision +gfs_phys +openmp +pic constants=GFS build_type=Release +deprecated_io
But eventually if GEOS moves in here and we use FMS from spack, it would most likely be built as:
variants: precision=32,64 +quad_precision ~gfs_phys +openmp +pic constants=GEOS build_type=Release +deprecated_io
aka we don't use GFS Physics and we have a different set of constants.
Would it be perhaps a new entry in modules.yaml based off of...the constants: a la:
modules.yaml
fms: suffixes: constants=GEOS: 'geos' constants=GFS: 'gfs'
🤷🏼 Not too sure, just thinking ahead.
(I suppose something similar for if yaml support is built in as well?)
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Yes, exactly - we can encode the flavor of fms in the module name. Thanks for thinking about this ahead of time!
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Something I just thought about. Currently in spack-stack in
configs/common/packages.yaml
there is:But eventually if GEOS moves in here and we use FMS from spack, it would most likely be built as:
aka we don't use GFS Physics and we have a different set of constants.
Would it be perhaps a new entry in
modules.yaml
based off of...the constants: a la:🤷🏼 Not too sure, just thinking ahead.
(I suppose something similar for if yaml support is built in as well?)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: