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["Anglade Pierre-Matthieu" <anglade@gmail.com>]

Hi Jim,

I had a quick look at your files :
- none of the tests (almost) passes.
- you are using intel fortran compiler (did you knew ?)

Since the compilation with the options you provided is a <a
href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/George_W._Bush";>miserable
failure</a> (:-) I would recommend that you try to give as few options
as possible. And once you have been able to get a working build you'll
be able to tune everything in a more gradual way.

For instance you could start with a build of the sequential versions ?
../configure
or
../configure FC=gfortran

And only afterwards try a parallel one :
./configure --enable-mpi  --with-mpi-prefix=/your/way/to/mpi/install/


If the sequential build works and you keep having problem with the
parallel one, you could try to install yourself a MPI implementation
in order to test an other compiler.



About the way to make a tar: I may have forgotten one or an other
character  in the command (dunno & won't check). Yet you'd be
surprised that it does almost excatly (no temporary file created) what
your commands do.

regards

PMA

On Mon, Oct 6, 2008 at 8:54 PM,  <jimprtlnd01@gmail.com> wrote:
> My files are posted, I uploaded:
>
> jimpartland report.tar.bz2
>
> Thanks for looking at this with me.
>
>
> Sara, if you are having trouble putting together the files, I was having
> trouble with the command he provided (I think it's missing a couple of
> characters, like -jcf instead of just jcf).  Here's what I did:
>
> find . -name '*report*' > thefiles
> tar -jcf report.tar.bz2 -T thefiles
>
> Simply put, the first command finds all the report files, and makes a file
> ('thefiles') that contains all of them.  The second command makes a new tar
> file based on the filenames in that file.
>
> Hope that helps.
>



-- 
Pierre-Matthieu Anglade