Dear all, II am trying to configure a code with mpi (for parallel processing) to do some calculations so basically I type: ./configure and I get: configure: error: Fortran compiler does not provide iso_c_binding module. Use a more recent version or a different compiler
which means that my GCC 4.1 compiler is too old to build the code (something i do not have control over..It is a cluster of the Uni where I work). so I tried another compiler ifort: ./configure --enable-mpi=yes FC=ifort but now I get another error: ============================================================================== === Multicore architecture support === ============================================================================== checking whether to enable OpenMP support... nochecking whether to build MPI code... yeschecking whether the C compiler supports MPI... nochecking whether the C++ compiler supports MPI... nochecking whether the Fortran Compiler supports MPI... nochecking whether MPI is usable... noconfigure: error: MPI support is broken - please fix your config parameters and/or MPI installation Agaiin, I tried ti give a path for the mpi compiler: ./configure --enable-mpi --with-mpi-prefix=/usr FC=ifort WHICH APPARENTLY SOLVED THE PREVIOUS ERROR: ============================================================================== === Multicore architecture startup === ============================================================================== configure: Initializing MPI supportconfigure: looking for MPI in /usrchecking for a MPI C compiler... /usr/bin/mpiccchecking for a MPI C++ compiler... /usr/bin/mpicxxchecking for a MPI Fortran compiler... /usr/bin/mpif90configure: creating wrapper for MPI Fortran compilerconfigure: GPU support disabled from command-line But stranegly enough got me back to the furst error although I am using ifort!! checking whether the Fortran compiler provides the iso_c_binding module... configure: error: Fortran compiler does not provide iso_c_binding module. Use a more recent version or a different compiler so what is going on?? please can anyone help me on this..Thank youu ElioUniversity of RondoniaBrazil