Thanks! I tried that but it didn't make the error go away.
However... I did manage to get past the error eventually. I (re)configured
mpich with CFLAGS=-fPIC and reinstalled it. Paraview was then able to
compile. What's confusing is that I did this once before and it didn't fix
it, but now it
ParaView forces a shared libs builds when PARAVIEW_ENABLE_PYTHON is on. The
reason is technical; Python cannot load ParaView's modules if they are built in
static libraries. Clearly the shared libs requirement is rolling into your MPI
library. I can think of three ways around the problem
Hi,
I'm trying to build ParaView 3.6 on an Ubuntu machine (w/ Qt 4.5) but I'm
hitting an error when I run 'make'. I'm doing the 'ccmake path_to_source'
and keeping the default configuration except setting number of processors to
8 (I have a Core i7) and turning on the PARAVIEW_ENABLE_PYTHON and
I had a similar problem. To get around it I had to build shared mpi
libraries (i.e. libmpich.so).
Any simpler suggestions anyone?
On Mon, Aug 17, 2009 at 10:47 AM, Karl Battamskarlbatt...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to build ParaView 3.6 on an Ubuntu machine (w/ Qt 4.5) but I'm
hitting
