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# FiniteVolumeGPU
This is a HIP version of the [FiniteVolume code](#https://github.com/babrodtk/FiniteVolumeGPU) (work in progress). It is a Python software package that implements several finite volume discretizations on Cartesian grids for the shallow water equations and the Euler equations.
This is a HIP version of the [FiniteVolume code](https://github.com/babrodtk/FiniteVolumeGPU) (work in progress). It is a Python software package that implements several finite volume discretizations on Cartesian grids for the shallow water equations and the Euler equations.
## Setup
A good place to start exploring this codebase is the notebooks. Complete the following steps to run the notebooks:
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Here is a step-by-step guide on installing packages on LUMI-G
### Step 0: load modules
```
ml LUMI/23.03
ml lumi-container-wrapper
ml cray-python/3.9.13.1
```
### Step 1: run conda-container
Installation via conda can be done as:
```
conda-containerize new --prefix MyCondaEnv conda_environment_lumi.yml
```
where the file `conda_environment_lumi.yml` contains packages to be installed.
### Step 2: Set the env. variable to search for binaries
```
export the bin path: export PATH="$PWD/MyCondaEnv/bin:$PATH"
```
### An alternative: Convert to a singularity container with cotainr
```
cotainr build my_container.sif --system=lumi-g --conda-env=conda_environment_lumi.yml
```