Hello,
On Wednesday 23 November 2005 14:38, Max Manfrin wrote:
> I have now tried to configure using the following command line:
>
> ./configure --with-mpi-param_check=always --enable-mpi-threads --
> disable-f77 | tee config.LOG
>
> but I still got the same error at the same point
Dear Rainer,
I have now tried to configure using the following command line:
./configure --with-mpi-param_check=always --enable-mpi-threads --
disable-f77 | tee config.LOG
but I still got the same error at the same point
I reinclude the config.LOG file
config.tgz
Descrip
Dear Max,
You seem to be using gcc and gfortran as Fortran compiler.
As You read in the README - file, we need to set a compiler-flags to FFLAGS in
order to force the fortran compiler to have the "correct" (C) notion of a
logical... (required e.g. for PGI).
However, gfortran is not such a comp
Hello Anthony,
On Tuesday 22 November 2005 18:20, Anthony Chan wrote:
> This is not a bug just wonder if this can be improved. I have been
> running openmpi linked program with command
>
> /bin/mpirun --prefix \
> --host A -np N a.out
>
> My understanding is that
Dear *,
I'm having some trouble in building the new Open MPI 1.0. The
configure step doesn't go through. I attach the output of the command
in the terminal and the config.LOG file in the file output-compile.tgz
On this machine there is already the Open MPI 1.0rc4 that built
without proble
On Nov 22, 2005, at 12:20 PM, Anthony Chan wrote:
This is not a bug just wonder if this can be improved. I have been
running openmpi linked program with command
/bin/mpirun --prefix \
--host A -np N a.out
My understanding is that --prefix allows extra search
