[Users] compiler

[Erik Schnetter]

On Feb 28, 2008, at 16:57:50, Paul Stokes wrote:

> I tried the
> make waveDemo SILENT=no
> but it did the same thing.

Yes, but it produced more output.  In fact, it lists all the commands  
which it is going to execute.  Can you show us the last command that  
Cactus was trying to run?  It should begin with "c++".

> Here is the file you asked for

> CC          = gcc
> CXX         = c++
> F90         = ifort
> F77         = ifort

This indicates that you are mixing gcc's C and C++ compilers with  
Intel's Fortran compilers.  That is not bad in itself, but you have to  
be aware that you are not using Intel's C and C++ compilers.

> LDFLAGS     =  -Qy /opt/intel/fc/10.1.012/lib/icrt.link

This is where Cactus picks up the problematic option.  Does this file  
exist?  If not, where is your Intel Fortran compiler installed?  You  
find out by issuing

	which ifort

The remainder looks fine.

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I'm happy to know that.

-erik

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