I don't know why but make -k didn't work for me. It complain that
some file are missing, it show me the list of files but that's all
(it does not create them). So the quickest way I found around this
problem is to use the output of "make -k" to know which files it look
for and then create them by hand.
For those still having the problem I have a quick solution:
cd ompi/mca/ptl/sm
touch .deps/librecompile_la-ptl_sm_send_alternate.Plo .deps/
ptl_sm.Plo .deps/ptl_sm_component.Plo .deps/ptl_sm_frag.Plo .deps/
ptl_sm_recvfrag.Plo .deps/ptl_sm_send.Plo .deps/
ptl_sm_sendfrag.Plo .deps/ptl_sm_sendreq.Plo
george.
On Aug 18, 2005, at 10:40 AM, Jeff Squyres wrote:
Did everyone catch Brian's e-mail?
Because of a change I made last night to how the sm ptl builds
(sorry, it was necessary -- there was a corner case that we didn't
handle) and Automake not being "smart enough," you'll need to do the
following after you update to the latest trunk:
cd ompi/mca/ptl/sm
rm .deps/*
make -k
cd ../../../
<do whatever you normally do to build OMPI>
Re-running autogen.sh/configure will *not* fix this problem (although
I think there were other commits last night that will require you to
re-run autogen.sh/configure).
Of course, if you get a brand new checkout, this problem will not
occur.
Sorry for the inconvenience. :-(
--
{+} Jeff Squyres
{+} The Open MPI Project
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