Compilers:PGI - Revision history

128.223.202.203 at 00:40, 16 January 2009

2009-01-16T00:40:00Z

Nic-systems: /* Shared FLEXlm */

2006-10-11T00:09:18Z

Shared FLEXlm

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	I did have to make a few changes:		I did have to make a few changes:
			* Use an up-to-date version of lmgrd. The one that comes with Matlab (and is used by the matlab license manager init script) is out of date, and will prevent the PGI compilers from functioning. Since it's backwards-compatible, we can just replace it:
			cp /opt/pgi/linux86/6.2/bin/lmgrd /export/packages/matlab/etc/glnx86/lmgrd
	* Leave only one of the SERVER lines. They should match anyways, but only one can be present.		* Leave only one of the SERVER lines. They should match anyways, but only one can be present.
	* Specify full paths to secondary license manager binaries on DAEMON lines<BR> The Matlab DAEMON line is fully qualified by default, but I had to change the pgroupd line to:<br>		* Specify full paths to secondary license manager binaries on DAEMON lines<BR> The Matlab DAEMON line is fully qualified by default, but I had to change the pgroupd line to:<br>

Nic-systems: /* Licensing */

2006-10-10T23:46:51Z

Licensing

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	== Licensing ==		== Licensing ==

	Licenses are generated on The Portland Group's website at the URL listed above. Copy the license contents, and paste them into license.dat in the root of the installation directory - in this case, '''/opt/pgi'''		Licenses are generated on The Portland Group's website at the URL listed above. Copy the license contents, and paste them into license.dat in the root of the installation directory - in this case, '''/opt/pgi'''

			'''Note:''' This is the normal proceedure. Unfortunately Matlab also runs a flexlm instance on the same port. See the section below for instructions on how to resolve this'''


			=== Normal FLEXlm ===
	Copy the provided FlexLM license manager init script into /etc/init.d, change the paths to match our installation, add it to the proper runlevels, and start it:		Copy the provided FlexLM license manager init script into /etc/init.d, change the paths to match our installation, add it to the proper runlevels, and start it:
	<pre>		<pre>
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	</pre>		</pre>

	=== FlexLM Log File ===		==== FlexLM Log File ====
	~~The~~ PGI FlexLM license manager writes to a log file at '''/opt/pgi/flexlm.log'''. After the first install, or when making changes to the configuration, you might want to check the log file to make sure everything is running OK.		T=he PGI FlexLM license manager writes to a log file at '''/opt/pgi/flexlm.log'''. After the first install, or when making changes to the configuration, you might want to check the log file to make sure everything is running OK.

	A normal startup/operation should look like this:		A normal startup/operation should look like this:
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	11:40:05 (pgroupd) IN: "pgcc-linux86" brandond@neuronic.nic.uoregon.edu		11:40:05 (pgroupd) IN: "pgcc-linux86" brandond@neuronic.nic.uoregon.edu
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			=== Shared FLEXlm ===
			I created '''/etc/combined-license.dat''', and placed in it the contents of the Matlab and PGI license files. I then replaced the normal PGI and Matlab license files with symlinks to this file.

			I did have to make a few changes:
			* Leave only one of the SERVER lines. They should match anyways, but only one can be present.
			* Specify full paths to secondary license manager binaries on DAEMON lines<BR> The Matlab DAEMON line is fully qualified by default, but I had to change the pgroupd line to:<br>
			DAEMON pgroupd /opt/pgi/linux86/6.2/bin/pgroupd

			==== FlexLM Log File ====
			In this case, the log output will be in the same place as the normal Matlab license manager output: ''/var/tmp/lm_TMW.log''

	== Environment ==		== Environment ==

Nic-systems at 19:23, 2 October 2006

2006-10-02T19:23:08Z

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 == Licensing ==
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Nic-systems at 19:04, 2 October 2006

2006-10-02T19:04:06Z

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 == Home Page ==
 == Installing ==
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Nic-systems at 18:51, 2 October 2006

2006-10-02T18:51:27Z

New page

The Portland Group provides optimizing parallel Fortran, C and C++ compilers for 32-bit x86 and 64-bit x64 processor-based Linux and Windows workstations, servers and clusters.

== Home Page ==

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