Hi Jeffrey,
yes I installed from rpm, but this is a self built rpm. The whole slurm
installation resides in /opt/slurm.
/opt/slurm/bin
/opt/slurm/conf
/opt/slurm/include
/opt/slurm/lib
/opt/slurm/lib64
/opt/slurm/log
/opt/slurm/MM_BAK
/opt/slurm/sbin
/opt/slurm/share
/opt/slurm/var
But it should work in both cases. In my case, the slurm-prefix is
/opt/slurm, in your/common case it is /usr
I must admit, that I'm also no cmake expert, just enough, that I could
change the CMakeLists.txt after googling ;)
Best
Marcus
On 06/14/2018 03:21 PM, Jeffrey Frey wrote:
Thanks Jeffrey for that tool, for me it is working. I changed a little bit the
CMakeLists.txt such that slurm can be found also in non standard install paths
;)
replaced
SET (SLURM_PREFIX "/usr/local" CACHE PATH "Directory in which SLURM is
installed.")
with
FIND_PATH(SLURM_PREFIX NAMES sbatch)
and changed
FIND_PATH(SLURM_INCLUDE_DIR NAMES slurm/slurm.h)
FIND_LIBRARY(SLURM_LIBRARY NAMES libslurm.so)
to
FIND_PATH(SLURM_INCLUDE_DIR NAMES slurm/slurm.h HINTS
${SLURM_PREFIX}/../include)
FIND_LIBRARY(SLURM_LIBRARY NAMES libslurm.so HINTS ${SLURM_PREFIX}/../lib64)
Am I right in discerning that you installed from an RPM, for example, getting
headers in /usr/include/slurm and the libraries in /usr/lib64?
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