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Hello mirmusz,
The library with math functions is missing. Can you add in your Make_include:
#LIBARIES
LIBS= -L$L -lgenfft $(BLAS) -lm
#ar FLAGS
ARFLAGS = rvU
The 'rvU' should fix the warning with the libraries and the '-lm' includes the math libraries. Can you let me know if this fixes your problem?
all the best,
Jan
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Dear Sir Jan,
Thank you for the reply. I have added as per instructed. Seems the errors being reduced. Here is the next error I got:
error2.txt
Here also my make_include file for your references:
make_include.txt
I noticed this step in the installation guide
I did not make any change of it yet. Is it leads to the errors?
Regards,
mirmusz
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You are almost there and only the extrap directory has a problem. Can you add in the Make_include
#LIBARIES
LIBS= -L$L -lgenfft $(BLAS)
ifeq ($(FC),ifort)
LIBS += -lifcore
endif
ifeq ($(FC),gfortran)
LIBS += -lgfortran
endif
To use the generated executables you have to set the directory in the PATH variable: replace 'path_to_this_directory' with the path where you have the Make_include (command 'pwd' in unix).
with kind regards,
Jan
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This is the outcomes after I added the lines:
error3.txt
The make_include looks like this:
Regards,
mirmusz
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As a workaround can you add the following in
extrap/main/Makefile
LIBS += -L$L -lextrap2d -lgenfft $(BLAS) -lgfortran -lm
I will try to fix this in a better way on the GitHub.
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After I added the lines in extrap/main/Makefile, I got this error:
Then I edit MDD/Makefile, change -nofor-main to -Wno-main and redo "make".
Here is the final outcomes:
final.txt
Looks like no more errors message. It is completed? :)
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Well done all code has compiled succesfully !
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Thank you so much for the great help Sir Jan! Really appreciate it!
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Hello Sir Jan,
I tried to install again using your updated version of the package. I got this error.
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The include files of Intel's MKL can not be found. In the Make_include the MKLROOT variable it not set to the correct path where MKL is located. You have to change the current setting MKLROOT=/opt/intel/mkl/ to the path where MKL is located on your machine.
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Dear Sir Jan,
Great! In my machine, I noticed the "include" is located in /opt/intel/oneapi/mkl/2021.3.0
Done with the installation.
Thanks.
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