Software on the NAS systems include the operating systems, programming environments, and available software modules. You can find most of the software you need in the following directories:
| Directory |
Description |
| /nasa |
Licensed or open-source software application modules |
| /PBS |
Software for submitting, monitoring, and managing PBS jobs |
| /bin |
Essential user command binaries, such as cp, ls, mv, vi |
| /lib |
Essential shared libraries and kernel modules, such as libc, libm |
| /u/analytix/tools |
Useful modules and environments provided by the NAS Data Analytics Group |
| /u/scicon/tools |
Useful tools provided by the NAS Application Performance and Productivity Group |
| /usr/bin |
Most user commands, such as cat, diff, ldd |
| /usr/lib |
Libraries for programming and packages, such as libstdc++, libGL |
| /usr/include |
General-use include files for the C programming language |
| /usr/local/bin |
Binaries added for local use, such as acct_ytd, shiftc |
| /usr/local/lib |
Shell startup files, such as glocal.cshrc for NAS systems |
Except for those under /nasa, the binaries, libraries and include files listed above are included in your default search path.
