Usage

Local Installation

Crispy should be easy to find and launch if you have used the installers. For the installation using pip or running directly from the source folder, follow the instructions from the installation page.

At the ESRF

Crispy is available on the compute cluster. Go to https://remote.esrf.fr and open a connection to one of the machines from Compute cluster -> slurm.

Depending on the levels of approximation used, the calculations can be a few seconds long, but they can also easily reach a few hours. Therefore, it is not advised to run them on the front end. Instead, you need to use the SLURM scheduler to request cluster resources. Start by opening an interactive session to one of the computing nodes using the command:

salloc --x11 --nodes=1 --ntasks-per-node=1 --cpus-per-task=4 srun --pty bash -l

After the interactive session was opened, load the required modules:

module load spectroscopy; module load quanty

The crispy command should now be available. Type it in the terminal to start the program.