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Like other calculations on ARC systems, GROMACS is run by submitting an appropriate script for batch scheduling using the sbatch command. | Like other calculations on ARC systems, GROMACS is run by submitting an appropriate script for batch scheduling using the sbatch command. | ||
For more information about submitting jobs, see [[Running jobs]] article. | For more information about submitting jobs, see [[Running jobs]] article. | ||
=== GROMACS modules === | |||
Currently there are several software modules on ARC that provide different versions of '''GROMACS'''. | |||
The versions differ in the release date as well as in the kind of the CPU architecture the software is compiled for. | |||
You can see them using the <code>module</code> command: | |||
<pre> | |||
$ module avail gromacs | |||
----------- /global/software/Modules/3.2.10/modulefiles --------- | |||
gromacs/2016.3-gnu | |||
gromacs/2018.0-gnu | |||
gromacs/2019.6-nehalem | |||
gromacs/2019.6-skylake | |||
gromacs/5.0.7-gnu | |||
</pre> | |||
Revision as of 21:50, 19 May 2020
General
Using GROMACS on ARC
Researchers using GROMACS on ARC are expected to be generally familiar with its capabilities, input file types and their formats and the use of checkpoint files to restart symulations.
Like other calculations on ARC systems, GROMACS is run by submitting an appropriate script for batch scheduling using the sbatch command. For more information about submitting jobs, see Running jobs article.
GROMACS modules
Currently there are several software modules on ARC that provide different versions of GROMACS. The versions differ in the release date as well as in the kind of the CPU architecture the software is compiled for.
You can see them using the module command:
$ module avail gromacs ----------- /global/software/Modules/3.2.10/modulefiles --------- gromacs/2016.3-gnu gromacs/2018.0-gnu gromacs/2019.6-nehalem gromacs/2019.6-skylake gromacs/5.0.7-gnu