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/petsc/doc/install/
H A Dwindows.md16 - {any}`sec_linux_on_windows`
17 - {any}`sec_cygwin_gnu_on_windows`
18 - {any}`sec_native_compilers_on_windows`
19 - {any}`sec_msys2_mingw_compilers_on_windows`
27 - Microsoft Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 ([WSL2](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/inst…
28 - [Docker](https://docs.docker.com/docker-for-windows/) for Microsoft
30 - Linux virtual machine via [VirtualBox](https://www.virtualbox.org/) or similar. One sample
38 ## Cygwin/GNU Compilers on Microsoft Windows
40 Cygwin/GNU compilers allow building standalone PETSc libraries and binaries
41 that work on Microsoft Windows, with Cygwin pre-built libraries for BLAS, LAPACK, and Open MPI.
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/petsc/
H A D.gitlab-ci.yml2 # stage-1 take only a few minutes; they do not run the full test suite or external packages.
4 # stage-2 runs on MCS systems and may take 10 to 15 minutes. They run the full test suite but with …
6 # stage-3 runs on MCS systems and may take an hour or more. They run the full test suite and heavil…
8 # The stage-(n) tests are only started if all of the stage-(n-1) tests run without error
13 - stage-1
14 - stage-2
15 - stage-3
16 - stage-4
19 GIT_CLEAN_FLAGS: -ffdxq
21 BASE_EXTRA_OPTIONS: -nox -nox_warning -malloc_dump
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/petsc/config/PETSc/options/
H A Darch.py19 …help.addArgument('PETSc', '-PETSC_ARCH=<string>', nargs.Arg(None, None, 'The configuration nam…
20 …help.addArgument('PETSc', '-with-petsc-arch=<string>',nargs.Arg(None, None, 'The configuration nam…
21 …help.addArgument('PETSc', '-force=<bool>', nargs.ArgBool(None, 0, 'Bypass configure has…
30 '''Forms the arch as GNU's configure would form it'''
32 arch = 'arch-' + sys.platform.replace('cygwin','mswin')
34 arch+= '-'+self.framework.argDB['with-clanguage'].lower().replace('+','x')
35 if self.framework.argDB['with-debugging']:
36 arch += '-debug'
38 arch += '-opt'
47 PETSC_ARCH from environment does not match command-line or name of script. Using from command-line …
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