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["Aaron S. Wolf" <wolf.aarons@gmail.com>]

Hi Alain-
   Thanks for those binaries. I don't need to make them myself (at least not right now). I was wondering how to run the tests, since all of the make files are missing, so I can't just use make test1 etc. Thanks for everyones help!
-aaron wolf

On Sat, Nov 7, 2009 at 2:46 AM, Alain Jacques <ajs.jacques@gmail.com> wrote:

Hello Aaron,

First of al, if you don't want to break your head, may I suggest you to
download my OSX binaries from
http://www.etsf.eu/resources/software/etsf_software_repository
They include all the plugins, they are optimized and pass all the tests.

If you insist to do it yourself ... I am a bit lost; I don't know if you
have produced working binaries. What kind of fortran compiler do you use
(Intel, gfortran from Fink or Macport)?  Can you show your configure
options? Can you provide the output of an "otool -L abinis" and "otool
-L abinip"?

Kind regards,

Alain

wolf.aarons@gmail.com wrote:
> I have been trying (and failing) to install abinit on an intel processor mac
> running os 10.5.7. I download the source, configure and compile. Everything
> seems to go reasonably well, but then I try to run the tests using make test1.
> This does not build (no rule exists). I can run make tests_in but not all of
> the tests pass.
>
> Also, the 'src' directory never cleans up during the make step. It is still
> full of all the directories starting with numbers. It never creates a 'main'
> directory. Instead, the executables remain in the '98_main' directory. But the
> abinis does run, since it can pass some of the tests.
>
> I would really appreciate any help that you can give. It seems like I am close
> to a correct compile, since I create semi-functional executables, but clearly
> I'm not there yet. Unfortunately, I have no idea how to proceed.
>
> Thanks!
>
> Best,
> Aaron Wolf
>