tween environments using environment modules.
cheers
Andrey
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> FWIW, I see that "ifort" is being used to build Amber (instead of
> using mpif77 or mpif90), and I don't see
FWIW, I see that "ifort" is being used to build Amber (instead of
using mpif77 or mpif90), and I don't see any reference to the MPI
libraries in the final link line to create the "sander.MPI"
executable, which is probably why it says it can't find all those
symbols.
We strongly recommend
Hi Jeff:
The application mailing list was the first I tried. So far the difficulty to
let amber know about openmpi remains, however. Therefore, with the serial
installation I am at a fraction of the possibilities of my machine.
I wonder whether by providing here the way openmpi was compiled and
(a
