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• Welcome to the SHARPER Wiki
  • Table of Contents
  • About SHARPER
  • Getting SHARPER
  • Supported Packages
  • Status Meetings

About SHARPER

The SHARP Executable Release (SHARPER) project aims to add ease of access and streamlined usability to the SHARP (Simulation-Based High-Efficiency Advanced Reactor Prototyping) software suite. SHARPER provides users a single setup tool to configure and install all of the tools required for running multi-physics simulations of reactor cores.

Currently SHARPER is a collection of Bash scripts to manage the filesystem as well as configure and install the required packages. Bash was chosen due to its stability and its ability to be interpreted natively across many platforms.

Getting SHARPER

The code for SHARPER can be downloaded from the code page or, on Linux systems, using the command

svn checkout svn://svn.code.sf.net/p/sharper/code/ sharper-code

For more information go to the installation page

Supported Packages

SHARPER aims to add all of the functionality of the SHARP project. In order to use SHARPER you must first access to the SHARP source code. For information about obtaining SHARP go to the about SHARP page. Currently the project supports the following software packages:

• Nek5000
• MOAB
• UNIC

Future support is planned for:

• NiCE
• Diablo
• MOOSE

For information about the package dependencies go to the dependencies page.

Status Meetings

[October 2013 Morning Status Meetings]
[November 2013 Morning Status Meetings]
[December 2013 Morning Status Meetings]
[January 2014 Morning Status Meetings]
[February 2014 Morning Status Meetings]