Roll back to gcc 3.x.
There is information available that says something like "don't use gcc
4.x, it is broken", but I stand by my previous comments that it is
unfortunate that it is up to the end user to search the gromacs
archives to find this out, not withstanding that it is a gcc-based
Is there really no way to ensure that the compilation was 'successful'
during the configure/make/make install procedure? While a compiler
problem is technically not a gromacs problem in that it is not an
error of the gromacs developers, I think that this is still something
that deserves to
In the configuration log when I installed gromacs it indicates I'm using gcc version 4.3.0 20080428 (Red Hat 4.3.0-8).
The log also shows lines of:
checking dependency style of cc
result: gcc3
Sorry, I don't know much about compilers etc; is this the answer you were looking for?
David
dicha
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Hi everyone
I am having trouble (again) with my tyrosine residue. For some reason
during early steps of my simulation, the ring of the tyrosine residue does
not remain planar but rather is distorted - enough at times to look like a
chair conformation. Earlier I thought t
Hi everyone
I am having trouble (again) with my tyrosine residue. For some reason
during early steps of my simulation, the ring of the tyrosine residue does
not remain planar but rather is distorted - enough at times to look like a
chair conformation. Earlier I thought this was a vsite=aromatics i
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