added deps and renamed eb script to more precisely reflect toolchain

[MatLaradeAcenet]

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[ccoulombe]

Does it build with gompi as well?

[MatLaradeAcenet]

I'm not sure if it builds at all yet, it was erroring because I screwed up the deps. I'll try that when I get the next version pushed.

[ccoulombe]

Does it build? Does it build with gompi as well?

[mboisson]

Just so it does not look like black magic, two ways to figure out how to specify dependencies.

Option 1
Step 1) Identify which module you need. For example, hdf5-mpi/1.10.6
Step 2) Run module show hdf5-mpi/1.10.6
Step 3) Take the $EBROOT<name> environment variable. For example, $EBROOTHDF5
Step 4) Look in $EBROOTHDF5/easybuild the recipe will be there, in this case : HDF5-1.10.6-iompi-2020a-mpi.eb
Step 5) Parse the file name as <name>-<version>-<toolchain name>-<toolchain version>-<version suffix>.eb
That allows one to write the dependency line. In the case above, this gives ('HDF5', '1.10.6', '-mpi') and it tells you that the minimum toolchain you can use is one that uses MPI.

Option 2
Step 1) ls /cvmfs/soft.computecanada.ca/easybuild/ebfiles_repo/2020
Step 2) Identify which of the folder matches what you are looking for. For example, HDF5
Step 3) ls /cvmfs/soft.computecanada.ca/easybuild/ebfiles_repo/2020/HDF5
Step 4) Identify which recipe matches the toolchain you want to use. Then do the same as Step 5) above.

[MatLaradeAcenet]

OK, so that's the work that you guys didn't need to do, because you exist in this space every day, but for me to reproudce it, that's how I'd go about doing acquiring that knowledge

[MatLaradeAcenet]

There was an error accessing/downloading the file. I think I'm telling it the wrong name for the tar, so I'm going to check that first.

[ccoulombe]

The url is : https://github.com/NCAR/ParallelIO/releases/download/pio2_5_3/pio-2.5.3.tar.gz
So the source_urls need to be updated to reflect the version: ".../pio_{}".format(version.replace('.','_'))".
The sources should be pio since the name is ParallelIO, taken from the template variable name.

[ccoulombe]

The name is ParallelIO but set the sources to : sources = ['pio-%(version)s.tar.gz']