Jason Slemons wrote:
> Here are the a.out files.
The compiler is including 0x14 characters at the end of string literals.
This was preventing the strings extraction in the file(STRINGS) command
that CMake uses to parse the binaries. I've committed a fix, and now
CMake can extract the id strings o
Jason Slemons wrote:
> Hello Brad,
>
>> Is this a cross-compiling environment?
>
> Yes it is, both are linux systems though. I'm mainly curious to see if it
> will build for now though. Ill deal with testing the build later. Oh and I
> noticed in CMakeSystem.cmake that it says:
> SET(CMAKE_CR
Hello Brad,
>Is this a cross-compiling environment?
Yes it is, both are linux systems though. I'm mainly curious to see if it will
build for now though. Ill deal with testing the build later. Oh and I noticed
in CMakeSystem.cmake that it says:
SET(CMAKE_CROSSCOMPILING "FALSE")
But I notice th
Hi Jason,
I'm keeping this dicussion on-list so it goes in the archives.
> I see two flag errors in the CMakeError.log file, one is for fpp and
> the other is(buried, just near the end) for rdynamic. I also can add
> this about my fortran compiler; it's called ftn and its actually a
> wrapper sc
Jason Slemons wrote:
> actually he only gets the second error. I am using cmake/2.8.0-rc2. I’ve
> attached the CMakeError.log. How can I get Cmake to suppress these two
> flags? Strange enough this works under cmake 2.6.4(meaning these two
> flags are not used).
The key error message is this:
"
I have a question that is essentially what Levent Yilmaz(leventyilmaz at
gmail.com) submitted on 'Thu May 15 22:31:36 EDT 2008'. I found his question on
the web, its subject is the subject I am using. I am using pgi 9.0.4(which I
believe is important) and I have a Fortran program called hello.f9
Server Levent Yilmaz wrote:
However the executables are invalid. The reason, which took me a while
to figure out, is the use of shared libraries, which as I mentioned, is
not allowed in the Catamount system. The front-end wrappers
unfortunately do not automatically detect a possible misuse and
On Fri, May 16, 2008 at 5:59 PM, Brad King <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> CMake has not been taught about this compiler before. I've just
> committed some changes to support the Portland Group Fortran compiler in
> CMake CVS.
Thanks Brad, with the HEAD version the project configures and builds
Server Levent Yilmaz wrote:
> I have a simple fortran project and am having a problem during compiler
> identification stage. Attached is my CMakeLists.txt and the CMakeError.log.
>
> Just to give some more details, the problem takes place on login nodes
> (regular linux system) of a supercomputer
Hi,
(Beware the cmake noob here ;)
I have a simple fortran project and am having a problem during compiler
identification stage. Attached is my CMakeLists.txt and the CMakeError.log.
Just to give some more details, the problem takes place on login nodes
(regular linux system) of a supercomputer
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