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There is a report that --enable-persistent may cause a memory leak when hypre is used via PETSc. This would need to be investigated.

The dependency of PETSc on HYPRE should be activated via the appropriate configuration options and tested.

Compiling against OpenMP in AOCC causes deadlock in almost all of the
standard MUMPS examples (irrespective of OMP_NUM_THREADS).

This needs to be investigated.

This issue holds information relevant for the release of January 2021

Two tests fail as part of "make ptcheck" (all three PrgEnv):

check_prog_dgord
check_prog_dgscat-dggath

This may be a mistake in the installation of the relevant executables. To be checked.

This step should be eliminated. The static libraries should be removed. Cray Programming Environment does not currently support static linking (here).

We should check Fortran support for PETSc can be included in the next release.

There's a problem in the Trilinos configuration which means the relevant
mumps library names are default "mumps" etc.

This will not play with the mpi/openmp extensions built for modules.
One could add a symbolic link in the mumps library directory.

This issue covers the 23-cabinet system.

These should have been removed.

Any resulting shared object dependency will not be resolved at run time.

Hello,
I have tried installing boost 1.72 on Archer 2 with the script provided (boost.sh). I had two issues:

1. The package download (the wget command) didn't work. I had to download the package separately and disable the following lines in the script:

test -e boost_$_VERSION.tar.bz2 \
  || wget https://sourceforge.net/projects/boost/files/boost/$_VERSION/boost_$_VERSION.tar.bz2 -O boost_$_VERSION.tar.bz2 \
  || fn_error "could not fetch source"
echo "$SHA256SUM  boost_$_VERSION.tar.bz2" | sha256sum --check \
  || fn_error "source hash mismatch"
tar xf boost_$_VERSION.tar.bz2 \
  || fn_error "could not untar source"

2. The patching gives some errors. I disabled the patching by removing the relevant lines in the script.

After these two modifications, I was able to install boost