However, that path might change over time so we would recommend against it. You could use an explicit path for a program by doing something like: However, there is no /usr/opt/bin on systems that use lmod.
This is a perfectly reasonable and excellent way to do things. usr/opt/bin/matlab -nodisplay < my_run.m Previously you might have used an explicit path to run matlab like: It only modifies your environment so you can then run the associated command(s) for that software.Īlso, lmod modifies your shell environment. NOTE: loading a module does not start that associated software. This will unload the version of matlab currently loaded if it is not R2015a. You can also load a specific version of an application, too. Those are noted by the (D) next to them in the module avail command. This will load the default version of Matlab. To then be able to use a specific application module load matlab
package/modulefiles/ecn/centos -Īnsys/2019R2 (D) ansysedt/2019R3 gcc/8.3.0 (D)Īnsys/2019R3 ansysedt/2020R1 texlive/2019īy default, no modules are loaded at login or when a terminal/console/shell is opened.
This command will show you the software available for loading using Lmod. If you can't find an application on an ECN supported Linux host try using the Lmod environment module system.
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