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[Xavier Gonze <gonze@pcpm.ucl.ac.be>]

Dear Lu Jianmin,

You are supposed to generate the 'hostname'.ac file ( in your case,  
console.ac)
by yourself, by starting from the template ~abinit/doc/config/build- 
config.ac,
or directly from some existing example file in ~abinit/doc/config/ 
build-examples .
Quite a number of the latter are actually used at each release of  
ABINIT, as documented
in ~abinit/KNOWN_PROBLEMS . In the specific case of MPI installation,
more documentation is available at http://www.abinit.org/developers/? 
text=mpi-options .

Good luck,
Xavier


On 26 Oct 2007, at 08:26, jmlv@imr.ac.cn wrote:

> Dear ABINITers,
>     Today I was trying to compile the latest version of ABINIT-  
> abinit-5.4.4. Following the recommended
>
> procedure in the "installation notes", i.e.,
>               configure or ./configure
>               make or ./make
> I got all the binaries, such as abinis, ,,, et al. But I failed to  
> get the parallel version abinip, which is the one I
>
> need the most.
>    I guess that perhaps the "configure" failed to find the MPI.
>
>    My hostname is console, so the "hostname.ac" file in my machine  
> should be console.ac.
>    The fortran compiler on my cluster is Intel fortran compiler  
> 9.0. The path is
>              /export/intel/fc/9.0
>    The MPI is mpichgm_intel. The path is
>              /export/mpi/mpichgm_intel/
>
>    My question is:
>    (1) After issueing the command
>             configure
>         a console.ac file should be created in my machine. So where  
> is it put? I want to find it and edit it manually.
>
>     (2) After I prepare a correct console.ac file, which directory  
> should I put it into?
>
> Best regards.
> jmlv