On Mon, Aug 12, 2013 at 9:57 AM, Lorenzo Zanon
<[email protected]>wrote:
> Hello,
>
> To be more specific, my code now is based on libmesh version 0.7.3. I
> would like to run it with the newest version.
>
> What I tried to do is to copy the Make.common file from libmesh/contrib/
> to /libmesh (folder where the new version is), then type into the shell:
>
Libmesh now uses automake as its build system, so you build libmesh a
little bit differently than before. In particular, it's best to build in a
separate "build" directory and to use the provided 'make install' target.
Then Make.common will be found in your installation dir, and your existing
app can use it more or less as it did before.
Here's a simple set of steps to do the build, let us know when you have
that working:
(from the directory where you checked out libmesh, call it $LIBMESH_ROOT)
mkdir build
mkdir installed
cd build
../configure --with-methods="opt" \
--prefix=${LIBMESH_ROOT}/installed
make install
--
John
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