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A large number of scientific applications and software tools are installed on the HPC clusters. Users can install custom software in their /home directories and elsewhere. Software containers can be used via Singularity which is a container platform that is similar to Docker.

Remember that no modules are loaded upon connecting to a cluster. Don't put module commands in your .bashrc file. Best practice is to load them each time. By all means set up an alias for your use, but .bashrc is not implicitly loaded for a SLURM job. You are likely to set up a situation where you have tangled modules and not quite sure why your job is failing to behave as expected.

If you need software that is not installed or made available through modules, you will most likely have to install the software yourself. The following section provides the needed guidelines.

In general, to install software not available as a module, we recommend that you create a directory such as "/home//software" to build and store software. (As a reminder, your /home directory is backed-up.) Note that our systems run Springdale Linux operating systems, so be sure use the Linux-compatible distribution of your software.

One exception to this general recommendation is when installing Python and R packages. Python and R packages are installed by default in your /home directory, and therefore don't require that you set up a special folder for them. See more about installing Python or R packages below.

Software containers can be really useful when you need software that may have tricky dependencies. You can pull and run an image (essentially a large file) that contains the software and everything it needs.

To provide a stable environment for building software on our HPC clusters, the default version of GCC is kept the same for years at a time. To see the current version of the GNU C++ compiler, namely g++, run the following command on one of the HPC clusters (e.g., Della):

Note that the C and Fortran compilers and related tools are also updated by this method which is important for some software. The relevant tools are gcc, g++, gfortran, make, ld, ar, as, gdb, gprof, gcov and more.

Vectorized code generated for one processor will not run on another processor unless it supports those instructions. Such an attempt will produce an "illegal instruction" error if the instructions are not supported.

The head node della8.princeton.edu is Cascade Lake. If you compile a code on the head node with AVX-512 instructions then it will fail on the (older) Broadwell nodes. One solution is to exclude the Broadwell nodes in your Slurm script by adding:

Together, the T&E program offers a suite of tools and services including Concur, an online travel booking and expense management tool; a dedicated team of Princeton travel agents at World Travel, who are accessible 24/7; convenient mobile apps; and the University's credit card programs.

May 13 through June 21, 2024, TSA screening technology will be replaced at Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR), Terminal B. Security screening wait times will be longer than normal and TSA advises that travelers arrive at least three hours before their scheduled departure time.

SAP Concur will be updating the visual theme of Concur Travel and Expense. Starting April 1, 2024, the next time you sign into your Concur account, you will see a refreshed look and feel. There are minimal navigational changes -- the update is primarily aesthetic.

The Video Production Studio (VPS) is located on the second floor of 48 University Place. Equipped with backdrops for filming and various photography and videography tools, the VPS is open to all undergraduates and ideal for recording a podcast, shooting promotional materials for student groups, or just working on passion projects. Students are able to borrow equipment including cameras, microphones, and SD cards through our lend system, and take their photography or videography explorations out into the Princeton community. We hope that the VPS serves as a resource not only for those with experience in photography or videography, but also those who may be new to these arts and want to test the waters.

Alyssa is a sophomore in the Religion department pursuing a certificate in visual arts. She serves as the Graphics Manager for Theatre Intime, as well as a Graphics Associate for USG. Alyssa loves filmmaking, particularly post-production and editing, and has done hired work in digital art and content creation. Outside of film and media, Alyssa is the Assistant Music Director of Wildcats Acapella and a member of the C10 travel tennis team.

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