Does this mean we've been incorrectly identifying shared libraries all this time?
"Smith, Barry F. via petsc-dev" <petsc-dev@mcs.anl.gov> writes: > Jed and Matt, > > I have two problems with the MPI shared library check goes back to at > least 3.5 > > 1) Executing: /Users/barrysmith/soft/gnu-gfortran/bin/mpiexec > /var/folders/y5/5_h50n196d3_hpl0jbpv51ph0000gn/T/petsc-5Abny2/config.libraries/conftest > sh: /Users/barrysmith/soft/gnu-gfortran/bin/mpiexec > /var/folders/y5/5_h50n196d3_hpl0jbpv51ph0000gn/T/petsc-5Abny2/config.libraries/conftest > Executing: /Users/barrysmith/soft/gnu-gfortran/bin/mpiexec > /var/folders/y5/5_h50n196d3_hpl0jbpv51ph0000gn/T/petsc-5Abny2/config.libraries/conftest > sh: > ERROR while running executable: Could not execute > "/Users/barrysmith/soft/gnu-gfortran/bin/mpiexec > /var/folders/y5/5_h50n196d3_hpl0jbpv51ph0000gn/T/petsc-5Abny2/config.libraries/conftest": > Could not find initialization function > > This is due to the visibility flag being passed in building the test > libraries hence symbol not visible form outside > > 2) If you turn off the visibility flag with ./configure --with-visibility=0 > then the problem becomes > > Could not find initialization check function > > I could not figure out why this fails. Not related to visibility > > Both gnu and clang compilers.
