This tool creates a performance model of your I/O speed and further allows to predict future preformance.
There is a big recode right now. But how does one eat an elephant...
Normally
cargo build --release
should suffice
-
Use
rustup
, not modules -
Get a up to date rust compiler via
rustup update
-
cc
, which is mapped to the defaultgcc
, is too old.- Load a newer gcc via
module load gcc/11.4.0
- Tell rust to use that one via
CC=$(which gcc) cargo build --release
- Load a newer gcc via
-
Use
rustup
, not modules -
Get a up to date rust compiler via
rustup update
-
get the newest
gcc
as module as well- Tell rust to use that one via
CC=$(which gcc) cargo build --release
- Tell rust to use that one via