Re: [SIESTA-L] Yet another compilation trouble

Hi, It is obviously not a siesta problem; it is a problem with MPI, in particularly, how it reads from standard input. There are many ways to solve it; the simplest one is to rename your input file (*.fdf ) to INPUT_DEBUG [this is undocumented feature] and run siesta without any arguments : m

Re: [SIESTA-L] Yet another compilation trouble

Dear, Vasilii. I think that you may try to create file (for example “run”) with the command "(Path to siesta)/siesta < input.fdf" and after that run a command "mpirun -np x -maxtime y (path to run)/run". > I seem to have a very strange problem with parallel SIESTA. > The make goes okay, but the

Re: [SIESTA-L] Yet another compilation trouble

Dear Vasilii, I think that stdin redirection under MPI is not defined in the standard, and thus each implementation makes its own thing. In my case (MPICH2 version 1.0.3) they only supported slow, low volume stdin input. I had to give the input file as an argument instead of redirecting f

[SIESTA-L] Yet another compilation trouble

Hi everyone, I seem to have a very strange problem with parallel SIESTA. The make goes okay, but the program does not read the input .fdf file. In fact, all it does is output the out.fdf file that says: fdf-debug 0 # Default value SystemName # Defaul