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module-whatis		"Open Fabrics Interfaces (OFI)"
module-url		"https://ofiwg.github.io/libfabric/"
module-license		"Open source, see https://github.com/ofiwg/libfabric/blob/main/COPYING"
module-maintainer	"Marc Caubet Serrabou <marc.caubet@psi.ch>"

module-help		"
The Open Fabrics Interfaces (OFI) is a framework focused on exporting 
fabric communication services to applications.

Libfabric, also known as Open Fabrics Interfaces (OFI), defines a 
communication API for high-performance parallel and distributed 
applications. It is a low-level communication library that abstracts 
diverse networking technologies. Libfabric is developed by the OFI 
Working Group (OFIWG, pronounced “o-fee-wig”), a subgroup of the 
OpenFabrics Alliance - OFA. 

Participation in the OFIWG is open to anyone, and not restricted to 
members of OFA.

The goal of libfabric is to define interfaces that enable a tight 
semantic map between applications and underlying fabric services. 
Specifically, libfabric software interfaces have been co-designed with 
fabric hardware providers and application developers, with a focus on 
the needs of HPC users. Libfabric supports multiple communication 
semantics, is fabric and hardware implementation agnostic, and leverages
and expands the existing RDMA open source community.

Libfabric is designed to minimize the impedance mismatch between 
applications, including middleware such as MPI, SHMEM, data storage, and
PGAS, and fabric communication hardware. Its interfaces target 
high-bandwidth, low-latency NICs, with a goal to scale to tens of 
thousands of nodes.

Libfabric targets support for the Linux, Free BSD, Windows, and OS X. 
A reasonable effort is made to support all major, modern Linux 
distributions; however, validation is limited to the most recent 2-3 
releases of Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) and SUSE Linux Enterprise 
Server (SLES). Support for a particular operating system version or 
distribution is vendor specific. The exceptions are the tcp and udp 
based socket providers are available on all platforms.
"

unsetenv	 LIBFABRIC_LIBRARY_DIR /opt/psi/Libraries/libfabric/1.18.0/lib 

remove-path	 LIBRARY_PATH $PREFIX/lib 
remove-path	 LD_LIBRARY_PATH $PREFIX/lib 
setenv	         LIBFABRIC_LIBRARY_DIR $PREFIX/lib64

# prepend-path	 LIBRARY_PATH $PREFIX/lib64 
# prepend-path	 LD_LIBRARY_PATH $PREFIX/lib64 
# prepend-path     LIBFABRIC_LIBRARY_DIR $PREFIX/lib64