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Hi to everyone
I trying with no success to install the OpenFOAM 1706 to Fedora 26 although I have managed to install the 3rd party software normally (Paraview 5.4 is working), I stuck with the main code compilation. In case you want to help you may find attached the log file . I will appreciate any help in this issue. Thanks in advance |
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Hi,
In general this error happens, when you build OpenFOAM with 64-bit ints and Scotch was built with 32-bit ints. So label type in long int, while SCOTCH_Num is int. I guess, you have system-wide installed Scotch, which uses 32-bit ints and has higher priority in include paths. And since the only -I flag before third-party scotch is -I/usr/include/openmpi-x86_64, this 32-bit-int Scotch is in /usr/include/openmpi-x86_64. |
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Dear Alexey
Thank you for your answer but I really need your help to overcome this situation e.g to compile the 64-bit version of Scotch. I am not so familiar with Linux. Indeed the first time I tried to compile with total success the code according to OpenWikki web pages I forgot to put the WM_LABEL_SIZE=64 flag at the .bashrc file in order to set up the compilation environment. At the continue when I realized this I deleted all the folders and recompiled all with the above flag. The Paraview is working well but OpenFOAM has not being compiled. Thanks once again Quote:
Last edited by dfeid; August 21, 2017 at 09:32. |
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Hi,
Let me try to better understand your answer, right now it is rather strange. - You are not so familiar with Linux. - OF-v1704 does not support Fedora (or to be more precise ESI does not provide binaries for anything except Ubuntu). BUT you DO want to use OF-v1704 on Fedora (if you are not so familiar with Linux, why not chose Ubuntu?). - You would like to compile OF with label = int64_t, cause your meshes are ENORMOUSLY HUGE and 2147483647 as maximum value of index is not enough for you. - You do not know what is installed on you system (i.e. you just want to copy-past guide). If all statements above are correct, then, unfortunately, I won't be able to help. |
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OK Alexey
I don't understand why you are so aggressive but I am not going to comment yours answer anymore. I am not so familiar with Linux, but I intent to be!!! Where is the strange? Reading, searching on web and posting here, somehow and sometime I will find a way to reach my target!!! If you didn't want to help, you could just drop it and to carry on So, It is not a big deal Have a nice day!! Quote:
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Finally the problem solved and the compilation was accomplished
I have just turned to system's installed libraries Code:
cd $WM_PROJECT_DIR bin/tools/foamConfigurePaths -boost boost-system -cgal cgal-system -scotch scotch-system wmRefresh |
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