Please describe the package or library you would like to add to spack-stack.
parmetis is the parallelized version of the graph partitioning library metis and used by several codes that work with unstructured meshes (e.g. MPAS). Unfortunately, parmetis was rejected from the WCOSS2 software list and a replacement for it, called scotch (sounds much better to me anyway), was found. This needs to be added to spack-stack.
I believe it's this website: https://www.labri.fr/perso/pelegrin/scotch
Which version? @ulmononian @junwang-noaa
What applications will be using this package or library?
Codes using unstructured meshes in operations.
Is there already a package or library in spack-stack that provides this, or related, functionality?
parmetis, which isn't allowed on WCOSS2
Additional context
n/a
Will This Package be Needed in a NOAA Operational Application?
Yes. I will skip the WCOSS System Software Request Checklist, because scotch has already been approved for installation on WCOSS2 by some effort in the UFS community.
Please describe the package or library you would like to add to spack-stack.
parmetisis the parallelized version of the graph partitioning librarymetisand used by several codes that work with unstructured meshes (e.g. MPAS). Unfortunately,parmetiswas rejected from the WCOSS2 software list and a replacement for it, calledscotch(sounds much better to me anyway), was found. This needs to be added to spack-stack.I believe it's this website: https://www.labri.fr/perso/pelegrin/scotch
Which version? @ulmononian @junwang-noaa
What applications will be using this package or library?
Codes using unstructured meshes in operations.
Is there already a package or library in spack-stack that provides this, or related, functionality?
parmetis, which isn't allowed on WCOSS2Additional context
n/a
Will This Package be Needed in a NOAA Operational Application?
Yes. I will skip the WCOSS System Software Request Checklist, because
scotchhas already been approved for installation on WCOSS2 by some effort in the UFS community.