ADIOS

The Adaptable I/O System (ADIOS) is developed at Oak Ridge National Laboratory and is freely available under a BSD license. The current development is ADIOS2.

Version history

Current

Versions of ADIOS2 for different programming environments are available. See, e.g.:

user@ln01:> module load other-software
user@ln01:> module avail adios2

Please load the appropriate module for the current programming environment.

Upgrade 2023

The central installation of ADIOS (version 1) has been removed as it is no longer actively developed.

Full system4-cabinet system

• Module adios/1.13.1 installed October 2021 (PE 21.04)

• Module adios/1.13.1 installed January 2021

Using ADIOS2

Configuration details for ADIOS2 are obtained via the utility adios2-config which should be available in the PATH once ADIOS is installed. For example, to recover the compiler options required to provide serial C include files, issue:

$ adios2-config -s -c

Use adios2-config --help for a summary of options.

To compile and link application, such statements can be embedded in a Makefile via, e.g.,

ADIOS_INC := $(shell adios2-config -s -c)
ADIOS_CLIB := $(shell adios2-config -s -l)

See the ADIOS2 user manual for further details and examples.

Compile your own version

Details for ADIOS2 are pending.

Resources

The ADIOS2 user manual

The ADIOS2 github repository