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[Yann Pouillon <yann.pouillon@ehu.es>]

Hi,

Samuel Sarholz <sarholz@rz.rwth-aachen.de> ha escrito:

> I managed to compile abinit 5.6.3 on Solaris with the Sun Studio compiler.
> However there are a few bugs in the make mechanism, that I had to fix.
>
> 1. The Sun Studio compiler needs the include/module directory set (for
> the *.mod file). However the option is different from e.g. GNU and
> Intel which use -I. (-I is set with the path the .mod files)
> If the Sun Compiler is not supported, then is can be ignored.
>
> My workaround is to specify all the module directories as Fortran
> Compiler Flags:
> -M$BASEDIR/src/defs -M$BASEDIR/plugins/bigdft
> -M$BASEDIR/plugins/bigdft/bigdft-1.0-1/src/PSolver
> -M$BASEDIR/plugins/wannier90/wannier90-1.1/src/

The Sun compiler is likely not properly recognized. I've checked this  
compiler on Linux platforms only, and there might be a few  
Solaris-specific issues.

Please note that I've backported many bugfixes from 5.7 into 5.6.4.  
You might want to try this version, for which the build system is more  
robust.

Please let me know whether there are still issues.

> 2. the wannier compilation is ignoring FCOPTS (which may caused
> problems on other systems as well)
> plugins/wannier90/wannier90-1.1/src/Makefile line 13 - 14 :
> prog: $(OBJS)
>         $(F90) wannier_prog.F90 $(LDOPTS) $(OBJS) $(LIBS) -o ../wannier90.x
> a file is compiled and linked, so imho the $(FCOPTS) should be added.
> (otherwise e.g. 32 or 64 bit options will be ignored and build probably fail)

This has been hopefully fixed in 5.6.4.

> 3. make install fails
> the step I do are:
> configure
> make
> make install
>
> Making install in tests fails. There are several files not found (which
> do not exist)
> e.g. ,log

The first released source tarball of 5.6.3 had this problem. It has  
been replaced by a clean one.

If you have the Autotools, you can do the following on a just-untarred  
source tree:

  ./config/scripts/make-makefiles-tests
  autoreconf -i

> Editing the Makefile and removing them from the install list helps.

Typing "make -i install" will also do.

I thought that I had fixed it in 5.6.4, but I just received a report  
about a failing install in 5.6.4 as well. The same tricks thus apply.

Best regards,

Yann.

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