@@ -34,6 +34,8 @@ To get a list of all loaded modules, you can use the `list` option.
> module list
```
#### Searching modules
If you don't know how a specific module is called or a module is currently not visible to you and you want search for a software, you can use the `spider` option.
```sh
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> module reset
```
#### Personal module collections
You can save a collection of loaded modules to to a named collection with the `save` option.
```sh
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> module restore <collection-name>
```
To list all available personal module collections, you can use the `savelist` option.
```sh
> module savelist
```
To remove a specific save module collection.
```sh
> module disable <collection-name>
```
### Core Compiler
For all packages a certain version of GCC is automatically loaded as `GCCcore` module. The `GCCcore` module will be part of the dependencies for making a certain module visible.
