EESSI-extend-2023.06-easybuild.eb

easyblock = 'Bundle'

name = 'EESSI-extend'
version = '2023.06'
# May have different ways to extend EESSI in future (manually, other tools,...)
versionsuffix = '-easybuild'

homepage = 'https://eessi.io/docs/'

description = """
 The goal of the European Environment for Scientific Software Installations
 (EESSI, pronounced as "easy") is to build a common stack of scientific
 software installations for HPC systems and beyond, including laptops,
 personal workstations and cloud infrastructure.

 This module allows you to extend EESSI using the same configuration for
 EasyBuild as EESSI itself uses. A number of environment variables control the
 behaviour of the module:
 - EESSI_USER_INSTALL can be set to a location to install modules for use by
   the user only. The location must already exist on the filesystem.
 - EESSI_PROJECT_INSTALL can be set to a location to install modules for use by
   a project. The location must already exist on the filesystem and you should
   ensure that the location has the correct Linux group and the SGID permission
   is set on that directory (`chmod g+s $EESSI_PROJECT_INSTALL`) so that all
   members of the group have permission to read and write installations.
 - EESSI_SITE_INSTALL is either defined or not and cannot be used with another
   environment variable. A site installation is done in a defined location and
   any installations there are (by default) world readable.
 - EESSI_CVMFS_INSTALL is either defined or not and cannot be used with another
   environment variable. A CVMFS installation targets a defined location which
   will be ingested into CVMFS and is only useful for CVMFS administrators.
 - If none of the environment variables above are defined, an EESSI_USER_INSTALL
   is assumed with a value of $HOME/EESSI
 If both EESSI_USER_INSTALL and EESSI_PROJECT_INSTALL are defined, both sets of
 installations are exposed, but new installations are created as user
 installations.
"""

toolchain = SYSTEM

# All the dependencies we filter in EESSI
local_deps_to_filter = "Autoconf,Automake,Autotools,binutils,bzip2,DBus,flex,gettext,gperf,help2man,intltool,libreadline,libtool,M4,makeinfo,ncurses,util-linux,XZ,zlib"
local_arch_specific_deps_to_filter = {'aarch64': ',yasm', 'x86_64': ''}
local_deps_to_filter += local_arch_specific_deps_to_filter[ARCH]

# Set the universal EasyBuild variables
modextravars = {
    'EASYBUILD_FILTER_DEPS': local_deps_to_filter,
    'EASYBUILD_IGNORE_OSDEPS': '1',
    'EASYBUILD_DEBUG': '1',
    'EASYBUILD_TRACE': '1',
    'EASYBUILD_ZIP_LOGS': 'bzip2',
    'EASYBUILD_RPATH': '1',
    'EASYBUILD_FILTER_ENV_VARS': 'LD_LIBRARY_PATH',
    'EASYBUILD_READ_ONLY_INSTALLDIR': '1',
    'EASYBUILD_MODULE_EXTENSIONS': '1',
    'EASYBUILD_EXPERIMENTAL': '1',
}

# Need a few other variables, but they are more dynamic
# EASYBUILD_SYSROOT=${EPREFIX}
# EASYBUILD_PREFIX=${WORKDIR}/easybuild
# EASYBUILD_HOOKS=${EESSI_PREFIX}/init/easybuild/eb_hooks.py
# EASYBUILD_INSTALLPATH=${EESSI_PREFIX}/software/${EESSI_OS_TYPE}/${EESSI_SOFTWARE_SUBDIR}
# EASYBUILD_SOURCEPATH=${WORKDIR}/easybuild/sources:${EESSI_SOURCEPATH}
#
# And also some optional ones based on the kind of installation
# EASYBUILD_SET_GID_BIT
# EASYBUILD_GROUP_WRITABLE_INSTALLDIR
# EASYBUILD_UMASK
# EASYBUILD_STICKY_BIT
modluafooter = """
if (mode() == "load") then
  -- Use a working directory for temporary build files
  if (os.getenv("WORKING_DIR") == nil) then
    LmodMessage("-- Using /tmp/$USER as a temporary working directory for installations, you can override this by setting the environment variable WORKING_DIR and reloading the module (e.g., /dev/shm is a common option)")
  end
end
working_dir = os.getenv("WORKING_DIR") or pathJoin("/tmp", os.getenv("USER"))
-- Gather the EPREFIX to use as a sysroot
sysroot = os.getenv("EESSI_EPREFIX")
-- Use an installation prefix that we _should_ have write access to
if (os.getenv("EESSI_CVMFS_INSTALL") ~= nil) then
  -- Make sure no other EESSI install environment variables are set
  if ((os.getenv("EESSI_SITE_INSTALL") ~= nil) or (os.getenv("EESSI_PROJECT_INSTALL") ~= nil) or (os.getenv("EESSI_USER_INSTALL") ~= nil)) then
    LmodError("You cannot use EESSI_CVMFS_INSTALL in combination with any other EESSI_*_INSTALL environment variables")
  end
  eessi_cvmfs_install = true
  easybuild_installpath = os.getenv("EESSI_SOFTWARE_PATH")
elseif (os.getenv("EESSI_SITE_INSTALL") ~= nil) then
  -- Make sure no other EESSI install environment variables are set
  if ((os.getenv("EESSI_PROJECT_INSTALL") ~= nil) or (os.getenv("EESSI_USER_INSTALL") ~= nil)) then
    LmodError("You cannot use EESSI_SITE_INSTALL in combination with any other EESSI_*_INSTALL environment variables")
  end
  easybuild_installpath = os.getenv("EESSI_SITE_SOFTWARE_PATH")
else
  -- Deal with user and project installs
  project_install = os.getenv("EESSI_PROJECT_INSTALL")
  project_modulepath = nil
  if (project_install ~= nil) then
    -- Check the folder exists
    if not isDir(project_install) then
      LmodError("The location of EESSI_PROJECT_INSTALL (" .. project_install .. ") does not exist or is not a folder")
    end
    if (mode() == "load") then
      LmodMessage("Configuring for use of EESSI_PROJECT_INSTALL under " .. project_install)
    end
    easybuild_installpath = string.gsub(os.getenv("EESSI_SOFTWARE_PATH"), os.getenv("EESSI_CVMFS_REPO"), project_install)
    project_modulepath = pathJoin(easybuild_installpath, 'modules', 'all')
  end
  user_install = os.getenv("EESSI_USER_INSTALL")
  user_modulepath = nil
  if (user_install ~= nil) then
    -- Check the folder exists
    if not isDir(user_install) then
      LmodError("The location of EESSI_USER_INSTALL (" .. user_install .. ") does not exist or is not a folder")
    end
  elseif (user_install == nil) and (project_install == nil) then
    -- No need to check for existence when we use a HOME subdir
    user_install = pathJoin(os.getenv("HOME"), "eessi")
  end
  if (user_install ~= nil) then
    if (mode() == "load") then
      LmodMessage("Configuring for use of EESSI_USER_INSTALL under " .. user_install)
    end
    easybuild_installpath = string.gsub(os.getenv("EESSI_SOFTWARE_PATH"), os.getenv("EESSI_CVMFS_REPO"), user_install)
    user_modulepath = pathJoin(easybuild_installpath, 'modules', 'all')
  end
end
if (mode() == "load") then
  LmodMessage("-- To create installations for EESSI, you _must_ have write permissions to " .. easybuild_installpath)
  -- Advise them to reuse sources
  if (os.getenv("EASYBUILD_SOURCEPATH") == nil) then
    LmodMessage("-- You may wish to configure a sources directory for EasyBuild (for example, via setting the environment variable EASYBUILD_SOURCEPATH) to allow you to reuse existing sources for packages.")
  end
end
-- Set the relevant universal environment variables for EasyBuild
setenv ("EASYBUILD_SYSROOT", sysroot)
setenv ("EASYBUILD_PREFIX", pathJoin(working_dir, "easybuild"))
setenv ("EASYBUILD_INSTALLPATH", easybuild_installpath)
setenv ("EASYBUILD_HOOKS", pathJoin(os.getenv("EESSI_PREFIX"), "init", "easybuild", "eb_hooks.py"))

-- Make sure to use the general umask that allows a global read
setenv ("EASYBUILD_UMASK", "022")

-- Allow this module to be loaded when running EasyBuild
setenv ("EASYBUILD_ALLOW_LOADED_MODULES", "EasyBuild,EESSI-extend")

-- Set all related environment variables if we have project or user installations (including extending MODULEPATH)
if (user_modulepath ~= nil) then
  -- Use a more restrictive umask for this case
  setenv ("EASYBUILD_UMASK", "077")
  setenv ("EASYBUILD_STICKY_BIT", "1")
  -- configure MODULEPATH
  if (project_modulepath ~= nil) then
    prepend_path("MODULEPATH", project_modulepath)
  end
  prepend_path("MODULEPATH", user_modulepath)
elseif (project_modulepath ~= nil) then
  setenv ("EASYBUILD_SET_GID_BIT", "1")
  setenv ("EASYBUILD_GROUP_WRITABLE_INSTALLDIR", "1")
  setenv ("EASYBUILD_STICKY_BIT", "0")
  setenv ("EASYBUILD_UMASK", "002")
  -- configure MODULEPATH
  prepend_path("MODULEPATH", project_modulepath)
end
-- Make sure EasyBuild itself is loaded
if not ( isloaded("EasyBuild") ) then
    load(latest("EasyBuild"))
end
"""

moduleclass = 'devel'