> Am 03.05.2017 um 21:56 schrieb Petter Gustad <[email protected]>: > >>> […] >> >> My first attempt would be to use a more recent source from >> https://arc.liv.ac.uk/trac/SGE > > Thank you Reuti, > > I tried > > $ git rev-parse HEAD > 9b99ef86b09516976fdad5cbd39af70667662902 > $ ./aimk > In file included from ../libs/sgeobj/sge_binding.h:43, > from ../libs/sgeobj/sge_binding.c:39: > ../libs/uti/sge_binding_hlp.h:45:21: error: hwloc.h: No such file or directory > In file included from ../libs/sgeobj/sge_binding.h:43, > from ../libs/sgeobj/sge_binding.c:39: > > So I tried to download and build hwloc which appears to be the source > of the problem. The error message I get when builing hwloc is > > $ cd utils/lstopo > $ make > CCLD lstopo > libtool: link: cannot find the library `/usr/lib64/libexpat.la' or > unhandled argument `/usr/lib64/libexpat.la' > make: *** [lstopo] Error 1 > > And I'm basically at the same problem. But at least now I the problem > is to get the hwloc libtool find the locally installed libexpat. Also, > here setting LDFLAGS does not seem to resolve this issue.
AFAICS libexpat is a library for parsing XML, hence it should be somewhere in the repository of your CentOS distribution. You could try --disable-libxml2 while configuring hwloc. `lstopo` shouldn't be relevant to SGE. XML support in hwlock seems to allow arbitrary configurations to be imported to test it. BTW: Does `locate libexpat` give any results on your machine? -- Reuti
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