I'm just user, but i wanted to give a heads up on using cywin/mingw environment on Windows 7 64-bit.
I would refer to: http://www.open-mpi.org/community/lists/users/2012/04/18959.php in regards to an issue with mpi_send/mpi_receive using this environment. Now I installed OpenMPI 1.5.5 binary and did not compile it, so maybe if you can get it to compile in this environment it might shed light to my issue. Otherwise you might run into a similar issue. I have a simple mpi hello world with a makefile in the my thread so that might help you also. -AMorgan On Wed, Apr 18, 2012 at 10:45 AM, Kjell-Arne Solli < kjell-arne.so...@polytec.no> wrote: > Hi,**** > > ** ** > > I have trouble building an OpenMPI environment on Windows 7 -64bit for use > by simulation software written for Linux-environment, please help. **** > > ** ** > > I use a single workstation with two processors (sums up to 12 cores). The > HP-MPI environment is already present for some other software (installed > from binaries).**** > > ** ** > > I have installed MinGW/MSYS with GCC compiler suite, and the simulation > software is compiled and runs in serial mode ok. I have also tried to > compile the F77 source code of the simulation software in Windows (using > Silverfrost FTN95 or Microsoft Visualstudio trial version), but there was a > lot of compilation errors, despite ‘standard Fortran F77’. It is not my > code – I’m only a user – so I must stick to the GNU compilers.**** > > ** ** > > I have tried to install the Windows binary of OpenMPI 1.5.4 (64bit) which > installs ok. The compilation of the simulation software failed since the > compiler wrappers assumed the Intel fortran compiler and its format of > options, plus ‘libraries not found’.**** > > ** ** > > Now, OpenMPI version 1.5.5 is downloaded and unpacked to directory > c:\openmpi-1.5.5\ and I run the configure script inside a MinGW-shell from > directory c:\OpenMPI\ where I want to build.**** > > ** ** > > The ‘configure’ part seems to run ok, but error is encountered in the > ‘Compiler and preprocessor tests’ part,**** > > the last lines are:**** > > checking size of char... 1**** > > checking size of short... 2**** > > checking size of int... 4**** > > checking size of long... 4**** > > checking size of long long... 8**** > > checking size of float... 4**** > > checking size of double... 8**** > > checking size of long double... 12**** > > checking size of float _Complex... 8**** > > checking size of double _Complex... configure: error: in `/c/openmpi':**** > > configure: error: cannot compute sizeof (double _Complex)**** > > See `config.log' for more details**** > > ** ** > > The config.log file, > the last lines are:**** > > #define SIZEOF_CHAR 1**** > > #define SIZEOF_SHORT 2**** > > #define SIZEOF_INT 4**** > > #define SIZEOF_LONG 4**** > > #define SIZEOF_LONG_LONG 8**** > > #define SIZEOF_FLOAT 4**** > > #define SIZEOF_DOUBLE 8**** > > #define SIZEOF_LONG_DOUBLE 12**** > > #define SIZEOF_FLOAT__COMPLEX 8**** > > ** ** > > configure: exit 77**** > > ** ** > > The configure screen output (file configure.output) and the log file > (config.log) are attached in file config.output.tar.bz2.**** > > ** ** > > Previous attempts to install OpenMPI include:**** > > Using CMake version 2.8, OpenMPI version 1.4.4, using the GCC compilers > > lots of errors**** > > Using CMake version 2.8, OpenMPI version 1.4.4, using VisualStudio2010 > (trial version) solution files > lots of errors**** > > OpenMPI version 1.4.4, running configure script inside MinGW shell, > followed by make all and make install > failed during make install step. > Possibly some errors during configure which I didn’t understand.**** > > ** ** > > kind regards**** > > ** ** > > *Kjell-Arne* > > ** ** > > ** ** > > _______________________________________________ > users mailing list > us...@open-mpi.org > http://www.open-mpi.org/mailman/listinfo.cgi/users > -- *AMorgan*
