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@ -101,11 +101,20 @@ of mpich in use is the one compiled with the gnu42 compilers.
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After the configure script has completed you can always tweak the
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Make.inc file yourself.
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An annoying problem exists with some versions of MPICH: the configure
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script will set -DMPI_MOD, which is to say, the MPI call interfaces
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will be resolved by using the MPI Fortran module. However usage of the
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module may cause compilation to fail if coupled with the debugging
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option -g, because the compiler complains that it cannot find any
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matching interface.
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The solution: either take out the -g option, or, if you really need to
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debug, force -DMPI_H in place of -DMPI_MOD.
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As a backup alternative, you can choose a Make.inc.XXX file in
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directory Make that fits your compilers, modify the paths to libraries
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to match your installation and copy it to Make.inc in the top
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directory.
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Then run
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directory. Then run
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make
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to compile the library; go to the test directory and its
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subdirectories to get test programs done.
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