Dear Jeff,
Thanks for yor reply. I checked and confirmed that my gfortran is
version 4.0.2, so the
test program failed since it does not support real(16).
The log files for configure and make are attached.
It is strange since I am able to use the same configuration and build
OpenMPI successful
What concerns me, though, is that Open MPI shouldn't have tried to
compile support for real(16) in the first place -- our configure
script should have detected that the compiler didn't support real(16)
(which, it at least partially did, because the constants seem to have
a value of -1) and
Hi.
To my knowledge you must be using gfortran 4.1 not 4.0 to get access
to large kind support like real(16)
You can verify by trying to compile the following code with gfortran.
This compiles under gfortran 4.1, but I don't
believe it will work under 4.0 since this support was added in 4.
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It looks like the configuration for the F90 compiler in Open MPI's
configure script may not have worked properly for some reason, but I
can't tell what went wrong without more information.
Can you send all the information listed on http://www.open-mpi.org/
community/help/ for compile problem
On Jan 3, 2006, at 11:35 AM, Brian Barrett wrote:
The problem is that Torque (and all the PBS derivatives I've seen)
only provide static libraries and we are trying to build a shared
library linked against those static libraries. This happens to work
for x86 code, but not for x86_64 code. Unfo
Hi,
I have compiled OpenMPI with PGI and Intel comilers successfully on my
Opteron computer running
SuSE10.0, however, the compilation failed with gcc-4.0.2 compiler:
make[3]: Leaving directory `/work/source/openmpi-1.0.1/ompi/mpi/f77'
Making all in f90
make[3]: Entering directory `/work/
