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Note: It is possible to have two or more versions of the same module loaded, but this cause problems and should be avoided. The reason for this is often that a major version change in software can result in significantly different syntax, so software developers maintain multiple, independent streams of their software. All aliases defined above can be considered examples of this.
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module help grass |
Listing environment modules you have loaded.Unloading all modulesThere will be occasions where is easier to make a fresh start, in which case you simply run the command
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module load gcc/6 |
Loading the default version of a piece of software (example)| No Format |
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module load java |
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module switch java/1.6.0-openjdk |
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module unload java |
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Information specific to JCU HPC configuration
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