Re: [SIESTA-L] siesta compilation with pgf90

2004-11-04 Thread Sebastien LeRoux
Hi, You should read the pfg90-nolibs.make in the siesta-x.y/Src/Sys directory # # Important (at least for V5.0-1 of the pgf90 compiler...) # Compile atom.f without optimization. # atom.o: $(FC) -c $(FFLAGS_DEBUG) atom.f # I hope this will help you Best Sébastien Le Roux

Re: [SIESTA-L] siesta compilation with pgf90

2004-11-04 Thread Alberto Garcia
El 04/11/2004, a las 16:15, Michel Gelize escribió: Hi all, I just downloaded SIESTA and am having trouble compiling on a LINUX system with Redhat 7.1 and pgf90 compiler. The problem seems to be related to the code defining some variables as arrays, and later on as variables that are not arra

[SIESTA-L] RE : [SIESTA-L] siesta compilation with pgf90

2004-11-04 Thread BOUYER Frédéric 153746
Hello Michel, I compiled SIESTA on a cluster of linux machines with pgf90 and mpi; In fact, I get some errors at the compilation, typically coming from atom.f . What I did is after the first compilation, is to compile only the atom.f WITHOUT optimisation option, and to recompile then siesta (so i

[SIESTA-L] siesta compilation with pgf90

2004-11-04 Thread Michel Gelize
Hi all, I just downloaded SIESTA and am having trouble compiling on a LINUX system with Redhat 7.1 and pgf90 compiler. The problem seems to be related to the code defining some variables as arrays, and later on as variables that are not arrays. Specifically, I get compile errors in atom.f from l