You are missing prerequisites. X10 requires gcc 4.2 or later.
Igor
mohammed elsaeedy wrote on 07/22/2010
04:00:34 PM:
> Dear Igor,
>
>
> Sorry for that, yes you were right, I didn't really attach all of
the
> error, my mistake so again, I
> tried to compile the X10 2.0.4 and
This message means that it's unable to retrieve the GC sources from the
CVS repository on the net. You can either disable GC in your build by
using -DDISABLE_GC=true, or make sure you can access the remote CVS
repository using the "cvs" command from the build machine.
Igor
mohammed elsaee
Dear List,
I solved the problem, that i had, it had to do with the gcc version, it
was considerably old, so I updated it to 4.5.0
and it builds just fine now.
Thank you Igor and Yoav for clarifying things for me.
Regards,
Mohammed El Sayed
On Thu, Jul 22, 2010 at 4:00 PM, mohammed elsaeedy
Dear Igor,
Sorry for that, yes you were right, I didn't really attach all of the
error, my mistake so again, I
tried to compile the X10 2.0.4 and here is what I get at the end:
...
...
...
Mohammed,
Either you did not show us the whole error message, or you are missing one
of
the prerequisites. According to line 294 of the 2.0.4 source, you may not
have the make executable in your path.
FYI, you can probably skip most of the first 4 minutes 27 seconds of the
build
by not doing a
Dear List,
So when I tried to build the SVN-head "x10-trunk" I get the following
error:
BUILD FAILED
/home/cluster/t1221/lu26xut/x10-trunk/x10.dist/build.xml:169: The following
error occurred while executing this line:
/home/cluster/t1221/lu26xut/x10-trunk/x10.runtime/build.xml:450: cvs exite
Dear Igor and Yoav,
Thank you for your reply and help. When I tried to use the command "ant
-Davailable.procs=4 distclean dist" to build the source code on the cluster,
the build fails giving me the following error eventually after 4 mins and 27
secs:
BUILD FAILED
/home/cluster/t1221/lu26xut/x1
Indeed -- good point, Yoav.
Mohammed, if you run with "-report postcompile=1", the compiler will
tell you exactly how it's invoking the post-compiler, and you can then
re-run the exact post-compilation command to see the output in your
shell.
Igor
Yoav Zibin wrote on 07/22/2010 02:29:25
Hi, Mohammed,
If your x10c++ script generates the x10 folder and takes a long time to
compile, you are using an incompletely built distribution (a complete
one should include a manifest files that prevents X10 standard library
and runtime classes from being re-generated).
If you run "ant -Davaila
I think that's what happen:
The X10 compiler created the C++ files, and then it runs the C++ compiler
(we call it a post-compiler) from within Java, and if the return code was
not zero, then it outputs the C++ compiler's output. And your C++ compiler
apparently created a LOT of output (that caused
Dear Igor,
Well I did as you said, I took the 2.0.4 source code and I compiled
over my laptop first (32 bit), and I linked the environment variables to
the "bin" of the compiled source code, and it worked just perfectly. "ant
squeakyclean dist"
When I do the same thing over the cluster, I
mohammed elsaeedy wrote on 07/22/2010
09:28:44 AM:
> Dear List,
>
> Now, I've implemented several parallel applications by using X10,
and
> they work very well locally on my machine (32 bit) , but now I want to
run
> it over a cluster to
> evaluate the true performance of intra and inter
Dear List,
Now, I've implemented several parallel applications by using X10, and
they work very well locally on my machine (32 bit) , but now I want to run
it over a cluster to
evaluate the true performance of intra and inter parallelism, so I set up
the PATH variables on my account in the cl
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