#%Module1.0
# The first line of this file tells Modules that this is a module file.
# DO NOT ALTER IT!
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# ABOUT THIS FILE
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# This file is designed to be processed by Python.  Specifically, this file
# will be read into a string, and the .format() method will be applied to it.
# This file is not a valid module file on its own.
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# METADATA AND DOCUMENTATION SECTION
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# This function is part of the Modules help system.  You can modify
# the second line if needed, but most products should
# leave this alone.
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proc ModulesHelp {{ }} {{
    global product version
    puts stderr "This module adds $product/$version to your environment."
}}
#
# These variables are used below.  The product variable should be set to
# the name of the product and never changed.  The version variable will
# be set at install time, so it should be left alone.  The conflict line
# prevents multiple versions from being loaded simultaneously.  Do not
# change it.
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set product {name}
set version {version}
conflict $product
#
# The line below is another part of the Modules help system.  You can
# modify the part in quotes if you really need to, but most products should
# leave this alone.
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module-whatis "Sets up $product/$version in your environment."
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# DEPENDENCIES SECTION
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# If your product requires other software to function, that should be declared
# here.  There are two types of dependencies: mandatory and optional.
# A mandatory dependency is a module load command followed by a prereq
# command.  An optional dependency is not followed by a prereq statement.
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module load desiUtil
prereq desiUtil
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# ENVIRONMENT SECTION
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# The PRODUCT_ROOT and PRODUCT_DIR variables are used to set other
# environment variables but are not exported to the actual environment.
# If you are not working at NERSC, but still want to use Modules, you
# will need to set the DESI_PRODUCT_ROOT environment variable
#
if {{[info exists env(DESI_PRODUCT_ROOT)]}} {{
    set PRODUCT_ROOT $env(DESI_PRODUCT_ROOT)
}} else {{
    set PRODUCT_ROOT /project/projectdirs/desi/software/$env(NERSC_HOST)
}}
set PRODUCT_DIR $PRODUCT_ROOT/$product/$version
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# This line creates an environment variable pointing to the install
# directory of your product.
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setenv [string toupper $product]_DIR $PRODUCT_DIR
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# The lines below set various other environment variables.  They assume the
# template product layout.  These will be set or commented as needed by the
# desiInstall script.
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{needs_bin}prepend-path PATH $PRODUCT_DIR/bin
{needs_python}prepend-path PYTHONPATH $PRODUCT_DIR/lib/{pyversion}/site-packages
{needs_trunk_py}prepend-path PYTHONPATH $PRODUCT_DIR/py
{needs_ld_lib}prepend-path LD_LIBRARY_PATH $PRODUCT_DIR/lib
#
# Add any non-standard Module code below this point.
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