Build Smith on HPC compute nodes using host-config selection and build workflows.
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Building Smith on a HPC cluster can be error-prone without clear rules for compute-node usage, host-config selection, and build workflows. This Skill provides a structured, repeatable path for configuring and compiling Smith in HPC environments.
Run the determine_host_config script to select the appropriate host-config, then follow the standard configure/build sequence to compile Smith on a compute node.
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Building Smith on a compute node involves running the determine_host_config script to select the proper host-config file, then executing the standard configure and build sequence to compile the project reliably.
A Smith-only build configures against externally provided TPLs, while a codevelop build optionally includes submodules like mfem, axom, and tribol to provide a full development environment.
Host-config selection for HPC builds is automated by a script that checks the compute node environment and identifies the appropriate host-config file to configure the build workflow.
Yes, you can build submodules like mfem, axom, and tribol alongside Smith by using the codevelop build workflow, which includes these submodules for a full development environment.
Using a compute node is required because the build process enforces compute-node checks to ensure the HPC environment is correctly configured, preventing common build errors related to architecture mismatches.
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