Introduce local-pgi machine #169
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PGI offers Community Edition of PGI 17.4, which can be installed locally and then used to build / run the stand-alone MARBL tests. The default machine is still 'local-gnu'; it might be time to consider adding a ~/.marbl/ directory and letting users specify what compilers are available if the machine is not recognized (so default machine would be 'local', and if ~/.marbl/ is not found then only gnu would be supported; otherwise users could specify other compilers that are installed)
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PGI offers Community Edition of PGI 17.4, which can be installed locally and
then used to build / run the stand-alone MARBL tests. The default machine is
still 'local-gnu'; it might be time to consider adding a
~/.marbl/directoryand letting users specify what compilers are available if the machine is not
recognized (so default machine would be 'local', and if
~/.marbl/is not foundthen only gnu would be supported; otherwise users could specify other compilers
that are installed)
** Compiler available at http://www.pgroup.com/products/community.htm
Verified that this does not change behavior on cheyenne or hobart