[Lmod-users] Set rpath in the intel parallel sudio cluster version's modulefile form comipling gpaw so that I can gpaw without using ` module load `.

[Hongyi Z. <hon...@gm...>]

Dear Dr. McLay,

The python version for my case if compiled using gcc and manged by
pyenv, while I want to install gpaw using intel parallel studio
cluster version and the gcc-compiled python.

The python virtualenv need to be loaded with pyenv command, and the
intel toolchain need to be loaded with module load.  This seems more
cumbersome when I want to use the ultimate compiled gpaw.  So I want
to use the following scheme: prepare a modulefile for  intel parallel
sudio cluster version where I set rpath with LDFLAGS, and using this
modulefile under the python virtualenv to compile the gpaw. In this
way, so that I can use the gpaw only by activate the python virtualenv
and without without using ` module load `.

Is this method possible?  Any considering that the toolchain settings
included in parallel sudio cluster is very complex, which entries
should I add to the modulefile for this purpose?

Regards
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Hongyi Zhao <hon...@gm...>