DEar All,
I'm receiving the following error ("During startup program exited with code
0xc07b.")
on application start up(which uses cygwin_32 compiled libraries of Petsc and
SLepc ).
I've compiled Petsc and Slepc with Cygwin_32 and tried to test it with code
snippet which uses
the Petsc and
Dear All,
I'm supposed to obtain the X11 library in the cygwin setup and all the
related binaries under the X11 folder during the configuration from
cygwin download terminal. BUt I never get X11.dll or X11.a files after
download and installation.
Actually this X11 dependecy arises when I try t
gfortran command to compile the code is as follow :
gfortran.exe -o bin\Debug\Petsc_Fortran.exe obj\Debug\main.o
C:\Users\\Downloads\petsc-3.3-p6\arch-mswin-c-debug\lib\libpetsc.a
C:\cygwin\lib\libX11.a C:\Users\mehmet\Downloads\libblas.lib
C:\Users\.\Downloads\liblapack.lib C:\User
Dear All,
I tried to use the Petsc library, compiled without any error during cygwin
terminalcompilation,
with gfortran (which works in Code Block editor) and tried to run some of the
examples which
flawlessly works in C but not in gfortran.
Although I used and set the same library in linking
Dear All,
I've the working C code just before 1 day back, but when I try to compile the
project
as of now I receive the following error. What could be the possible reason of
that ?
C:\Users\..\Downloads\petsc-3.3-p6\include\mpiuni\mpi.h|119|error: parse
error before "extern"|
D:\TEST_FOLD
Dear Aachim,
Thank you for your support,
> And how about those erros, the only corresponding library to those in
> cygwin/lib/ folderÂ
> is "libX11.dll.a" but it doesn't look like a valid library or am I wrong here
> ?
>This file is needed for linking only, but you should have a
>corresponding
>Sonya Blade writes:
> What do you think about the MPI complaints that the compiler produces?
> Is it also related to the incomplete cygwin installation or something else ?
>You are trying to compile with TLS, which doesn't work with gcc-4.5.3 â
>you need to configure to n
> Dear Sonya -- Many cygwin packages are split into what
> you need to *run* programs with the package, and what
> you need in order to *build* programs to use the
> package. That is, there can be TWO packages in the cygwin
> sense of package. The one(s) you need for building
> conventionally have
Dear All,
I'm trying to install the Petsc library (Portable, Extensible Toolkit for
Scientific Computation)
although I completed the compilation part on cygwin terminal. When I try to run
the sample codes
with the compiled libraries in Code Blocks IDE I get the following errors what,
which ar
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