Don't use an accel subdirectory when installing CUDA and libraries to unbreak symlinks
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accel subdirectory when installing CUDA and libraries to unbreak symlinks
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Fixes the issue I had on a bot instance I tested here SURF-hpcv/software-layer#1 (comment)
Tested, and found to work here: SURF-hpcv#2 (comment)
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Currently, the script that installs CUDA and cu* libraries to unbreak symlinks has different behaviour depending on whether or not a GPU is available on the node where it is run (due to #27 where
accelsubdirectories are enforced for site installations).This change standardises behaviour, ignoring the subdirectory, as this is what the hook that creates the symlinks expects (and is ok since the packages being installed are binary installations)