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== Remplacement automatique de modules ==
Lorsque le système de modules détecte deux modules de la même famille, ou deux versions du même module, la commande <tt>module load</tt> remplacera automatiquement le module original par celui qui doit être chargé. Dans le cas où le module remplacé est un nœud de la hiérarchie de modules, les modules dépendants seront chargés de nouveau s'il existe une version compatible, ou désactivés dans le cas contraire.

Automatic replacement of modules

When the module system detects two modules of the same family, or two version of the same module, the command module load will automatically replace the original module with the one to be loaded. In the cases where the replaced module is a node in the module hierarchy, dependent modules will be reloaded if there are compatible versions, or deactivated otherwise.

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	When ~~Lmod~~ detects two modules of the same family, or two version of the same module, the command <code>module load</code> will automatically replace the original module with the one to be loaded. In the cases where the replaced module is a node in the module hierarchy, dependent modules will be reloaded if there are compatible versions, or deactivated otherwise.		When the module system detects two modules of the same family, or two version of the same module, the command <code>module load</code> will automatically replace the original module with the one to be loaded. In the cases where the replaced module is a node in the module hierarchy, dependent modules will be reloaded if there are compatible versions, or deactivated otherwise.