[esp-r] Re: ESP-r installation

[Jon Hand]

The Install script can tell you about additional options if you use the --help option.

If there is only one version of the GNU compilers on the compute server then
there is probably a pointer from gcc to gcc-4.1.  And the server will also need
to find a matching gfortran-4.1 version and a g++-4.1 versions.

You do not mention exactly what the fatal error is, but it might be related
to not locating a matching gfortran or g++.  If there is no error when you
omit the --compiler_version directive then you are probably ok.

And to speed things up you should include --reuse_ish_calcs in the command line.

ESP-r should be ok on a 64 bit RH enterprise computer (or the equivalent CentOS
distribution) when running in text mode.

-Jon Hand

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From: esp-r-bounces at lists.strath.ac.uk [esp-r-bounces at lists.strath.ac.uk] On Behalf Of Sara Nikoofard [S.Nikoofard at DAL.CA]
Sent: 27 November 2011 23:18
To: esp-r at lists.strath.ac.uk
Subject: [esp-r]  ESP-r installation

Hi All,

I want to install ESP-r on a cluster which is 64 bit and the OS is Red
hat Linux. I don't need the graphic interface, since I am doing batch
simulation. Will I encounter any problem or esp-r works fine on 64 bit
as well?

Also, when I install the esp-r with the following command, it can't
find gcc-4.1:

./Install -d ~/esru --gcc4 --compiler_version -4.1

and installation abort with fatal error. However, as soon as I omit
the compiler_version one ESP-r installs. I know that the cluster has
gcc4 compiler on it version 4.1.2. The question is, can I just specify
--gcc4 and not the compiler_version? is that work properly?

Thanks,
-----
Sara Nikoofard
Room C254A, Department of Mechanical Engineering,
Dalhousie University, Halifax, NS
Phone: (902)494-3165
email:  s.nikoofard at dal.ca




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