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It might be good to note somewhere in 'general help' all the scripts where modules are loaded and so that these might need to be changed for local computer systems. The alternative is to have a general read file where you can specify each type of module load once and then all scripts can grab what they need from there. Especially when you have module loads that are very specific to certain machines - i.e. having to strip out nixpkgs/16.09 each time. So it could have the module line specific for each load and then a numeric value to say if it needs loading or not (1 = yes, 0 = no). It would be a huge help because at the moment on a different machine you have to edit every script with hard wired module loads and this could clearly be avoided down to one module load file input that specifies them for each machine for all .sh scripts.
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It might be good to note somewhere in 'general help' all the scripts where modules are loaded and so that these might need to be changed for local computer systems. The alternative is to have a general read file where you can specify each type of module load once and then all scripts can grab what they need from there. Especially when you have module loads that are very specific to certain machines - i.e. having to strip out nixpkgs/16.09 each time. So it could have the module line specific for each load and then a numeric value to say if it needs loading or not (1 = yes, 0 = no). It would be a huge help because at the moment on a different machine you have to edit every script with hard wired module loads and this could clearly be avoided down to one module load file input that specifies them for each machine for all .sh scripts.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: