Dear Users

I have Compile and run siesta in parallel mode.but when i look at my
<systemlable>.out file i see at the bigining that written

Siesta Version: siesta-2.0.2
Architecture  : x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu--Intel
Compiler flags: ifort -g
SERIAL version

* Running in serial mode
>> Start of run:  25-FEB-2010  11:59:07
Siesta Version: siesta-2.0.2
Architecture  : x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu--Intel
Compiler flags: ifort -g
SERIAL version

* Running in serial mode
>> Start of run:  25-FEB-2010  11:59:07
Siesta Version: siesta-2.0.2
Architecture  : x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu--Intel
Compiler flags: ifort -g
SERIAL version

* Running in serial mode
>> Start of run:  25-FEB-2010  11:59:07
Siesta Version: siesta-2.0.2
Architecture  : x86_64-unknown-linux-gnu--Intel
Compiler flags: ifort -g
SERIAL version

* Running in serial mode
>> Start of run:  25-FEB-2010  11:59:07

                           ***********************
                           *  WELCOME TO SIESTA  *
                           ***********************

                           ***********************
                           *  WELCOME TO SIESTA  *
                           ***********************

reinit: Reading from standard input

reinit: Reading from standard input

                           ***********************
                           *  WELCOME TO SIESTA  *
                           ***********************

reinit: Reading from standard input

                           ***********************
                           *  WELCOME TO SIESTA  *
                           ***********************
************************** Dump of input data file
****************************
"../../parallelversion/parallel/h2o.out" 1227L,
49665C
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my question is that whether i compiled Siesta for running in parralel mode
or not since it is say (out put file ) " running in serial mode " for four
times.

is that because i used 4 prosesor to run this job?

if it is so why it is not writting paralel mode ?


Thank you
Best Regards
Akbar

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