Hi, I’m trying to compile source on Linux Redhat, but there are some problems.
As you see above, some files were compiled, but others were not.
I set right path for compiler and MPI as below.
I’m using intel ifort. Thank you.
Hi, I’m trying to compile source on Linux Redhat, but there are some problems.
As you see above, some files were compiled, but others were not.
I set right path for compiler and MPI as below.
I’m using intel ifort. Thank you.
I had trouble getting it to work with ifort. Try gfortran77 (IIRC, that’s what I used.)
What version of ifort is your MPI wrapper using? I’ve used intel 12 and 13 quite extensively with no issues.
Yes, my guess is that the version of ifort you are trying to use is quite old. As for gfortran, you would need to use version 4.6+. The problem you are seeing is due to the use of type-bound procedures, a feature introduced in the Fortran 2003 standard.
Best regards,
Paul
I’m using 11.1 ifort.
2013년 6월 14일 금요일 오전 1시 55분 44초 UTC+9, nels…@umich.edu 님의 말:
11.1 does not adequately support the Fortran 2003 standard. Do you have any other and newer compilers available?
Also something to keep in mind – Intel allows you to download and use their compilers for free if you are doing so for non-commercial purposes. See:
http://software.intel.com/en-us/non-commercial-software-development
You can download the latest version of Intel Composer XE for Linux which will successfully compile OpenMC.