Do you need these flags when you run pgf90 or mpif90?
If you need it with mpif90, then using --with-wrapper-ldflags=<foo> should add
<foo> to mpif90 every time you link something. If you need something added to
mpif90 every time you compile or line, then use --with-wrapper-fcflags=<foo>.
If neither of those work, then it's a bug and please send us the info listed
here:
http://www.open-mpi.org/community/help/
FWIW, all that --with-wrapper-*flags=<foo> does is influence the contents of
$prefix/share/openmpi/<name>-wrapper-data.txt file, where <name> is mpif90,
mpicc, ...etc.
You can edit those files directly; the --with-wrapper-*flags options are meant
to be an easier way to access what goes in there.
On Jan 30, 2012, at 6:41 PM, Reuti wrote:
> Am 31.01.2012 um 00:24 schrieb Cable, Sam B Civ USAF AFMC AFRL/RVBXI:
>
>> I need to build OpenMPI with Portland Group Fortran. I need to add a flag
>> to the pgf90 linker command that is run when mpif90 is invoked. I have
>> tried configuring with LDFLAGS and –with-wrapper-ldflags, but nothing works.
>> I am thinking that surely there is a way to get non-default flags put into
>> the pgf90 command, but I am out of options, as far as I can tell. Anyone
>> know how to do this? Thanks.
>
> Do you need it all the time? There is a preferences file which will always be
> applied called ~/.mypgirc, I suggest to ask in the pgroup forum for the
> detailed syntax for your case (I think it's still undocumented and only
> mentioned in the user's guide briefly on page 14/15). In my case the syntax
> they suggested was:
>
> set POSTOPTIONS=$ifn(-tp,-tp=k8-64);
>
> to always compile for a common AMD64 platform, independent where the compiler
> runs on and w/o command line options; maybe you can adjust it for your case
> along the brief description in the user's guide.
>
> -- Reuti
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