Hi,
I have notice a strange behaviour in the spack find command.
If I run:
$ spack find
==> 58 installed packages
-- linux-centos7-broadwell / gcc@9.2.0 --------------------------
charmpp@6.10.2 cuda@11.2.0 fftw@3.3.9 libiconv@1.16 libxml2@2.9.10 namd@2.14 xz@5.2.2 zlib@1.2.11
-- linux-centos7-skylake_avx512 / gcc@9.2.0 ---------------------
charmpp@6.10.2 fftw@3.3.9 gromacs@2020.5 hwloc@2.4.0 intel-mkl@2019.5.281 intel-mpi@2019.8.254 libiconv@1.16 libpciaccess@0.16 libxml2@2.9.10 namd@2.14 util-macros@1.19.1 xz@5.2.2 zlib@1.2.11
-- linux-centos7-x86_64 / gcc@9.2.0 -----------------------------
fio@3.25 flex@2.5.37 hpcg@3.1 hpl@2.3 hpl@2.3 intel-mkl@2019.5.281 intel-mpi@2019.8.254 ior@3.3.0 openfoam-org@8 openmpi@4.0.4 osu-micro-benchmarks@5.6.3 osu-micro-benchmarks@5.6.3 scotch@6.0.10 zlib@1.2.11
-- linux-centos7-zen / gcc@9.2.0 --------------------------------
charmpp@6.10.2 fftw@3.3.9 gromacs@2020.5 hwloc@2.4.0 intel-mkl@2019.5.281 intel-mpi@2019.8.254 libiconv@1.16 libpciaccess@0.16 libxml2@2.9.10 namd@2.14 util-macros@1.19.1 xz@5.2.2 zlib@1.2.11
-- linux-centos7-zen2 / gcc@9.2.0 -------------------------------
gromacs@2020.5 hwloc@2.4.0 intel-mkl@2019.5.281 intel-mpi@2019.8.254 libiconv@1.16 libpciaccess@0.16 libxml2@2.9.10 util-macros@1.19.1 xz@5.2.2 zlib@1.2.11
As you can see the packages are grouped by the architecture/compiler making the output human readable.
Not if I add the "-d" flag:
$ spack find -d
==> 58 installed packages
-- linux-centos7-broadwell / gcc@9.2.0 --------------------------
-- linux-centos7-skylake_avx512 / gcc@9.2.0 ---------------------
-- linux-centos7-x86_64 / gcc@9.2.0 -----------------------------
-- linux-centos7-zen / gcc@9.2.0 --------------------------------
-- linux-centos7-zen2 / gcc@9.2.0 -------------------------------
charmpp@6.10.2
cuda@11.2.0
libxml2@2.9.10
libiconv@1.16
xz@5.2.2
zlib@1.2.11
fftw@3.3.9
libiconv@1.16
libxml2@2.9.10
libiconv@1.16
xz@5.2.2
zlib@1.2.11
namd@2.14
charmpp@6.10.2
cuda@11.2.0
libxml2@2.9.10
libiconv@1.16
xz@5.2.2
zlib@1.2.11
fftw@3.3.9
xz@5.2.2
zlib@1.2.11
charmpp@6.10.2
intel-mpi@2019.8.254
fftw@3.3.9
intel-mpi@2019.8.254
gromacs@2020.5
hwloc@2.4.0
libpciaccess@0.16
libxml2@2.9.10
libiconv@1.16
xz@5.2.2
zlib@1.2.11
intel-mkl@2019.5.281
intel-mpi@2019.8.254
hwloc@2.4.0
libpciaccess@0.16
libxml2@2.9.10
libiconv@1.16
xz@5.2.2
zlib@1.2.11
intel-mkl@2019.5.281
intel-mpi@2019.8.254
libiconv@1.16
libpciaccess@0.16
libxml2@2.9.10
libiconv@1.16
xz@5.2.2
zlib@1.2.11
namd@2.14
charmpp@6.10.2
intel-mpi@2019.8.254
fftw@3.3.9
util-macros@1.19.1
xz@5.2.2
zlib@1.2.11
fio@3.25
flex@2.5.37
hpcg@3.1
openmpi@4.0.4
hpl@2.3
intel-mkl@2019.5.281
intel-mpi@2019.8.254
hpl@2.3
intel-mkl@2019.5.281
openmpi@4.0.4
intel-mkl@2019.5.281
intel-mpi@2019.8.254
ior@3.3.0
openmpi@4.0.4
openfoam-org@8
flex@2.5.37
openmpi@4.0.4
scotch@6.0.10
zlib@1.2.11
openmpi@4.0.4
osu-micro-benchmarks@5.6.3
intel-mpi@2019.8.254
osu-micro-benchmarks@5.6.3
openmpi@4.0.4
scotch@6.0.10
openmpi@4.0.4
zlib@1.2.11
zlib@1.2.11
charmpp@6.10.2
intel-mpi@2019.8.254
fftw@3.3.9
intel-mpi@2019.8.254
gromacs@2020.5
hwloc@2.4.0
libpciaccess@0.16
libxml2@2.9.10
libiconv@1.16
xz@5.2.2
zlib@1.2.11
intel-mkl@2019.5.281
intel-mpi@2019.8.254
hwloc@2.4.0
libpciaccess@0.16
libxml2@2.9.10
libiconv@1.16
xz@5.2.2
zlib@1.2.11
intel-mkl@2019.5.281
intel-mpi@2019.8.254
libiconv@1.16
libpciaccess@0.16
...
The installed packages are not grouped anymore by architecture/compiler and makes very difficult to understand which package is build for which architecture/compiler.
Same output with spack find -d --groups.
Is this the desired behaviour?
Thanks
Hi,
I have notice a strange behaviour in the
spack findcommand.If I run:
As you can see the packages are grouped by the architecture/compiler making the output human readable.
Not if I add the "-d" flag:
The installed packages are not grouped anymore by architecture/compiler and makes very difficult to understand which package is build for which architecture/compiler.
Same output with
spack find -d --groups.Is this the desired behaviour?
Thanks