Dear Guido,
Oh, I just realize that the option kresolveddos=.false. is not available
for v5.3.0 so this is not a bug :).
Anyway, the input commend does matter.
For molecularpdos.x, the input commend differs from pw.x, dos.x and
projwfc.x.
It DOES NOT work with: molecularpdos.x -inp file.in |tee file.out,
but it DOES work with: molecularpdos.x <file.in> file.out
What a surprise and I was taken for granted a consistent input commend
for all QE executables.
Hope it may help someone.
Regards,
Rolly
On 08/12/2016 08:46 PM, Guido Fratesi wrote:
Can you send me the results you get by running /the example/ up to the
point where it hangs?
Have you tried running on a different PC?
Have you tried running it on top of the files I sent you?
GF
On 12/08/2016 14:42, Rolly Ng wrote:
Dear Guido,
I am using QE ver 5.3.0 and I am running it on an OpenSUSE 13.2 server.
I also have Intel Parallel Studio 2015 installed so I configure my QE as,
./configure CC=icc CXX=icpc F90=ifort F77=ifort MPIF90=mpiifort
--with-scalapack=intel
Then, I simply make all to obtain the executables. Please take a look
at my bin files as attached.
I can run pw.x, dos.x and projwfc.x with 24 threads, no problem so far.
These are how I run QE,
mpirun -np 24 ./pw.x -inp ~/rolly/Graphene/G_scf.in |tee
~/rolly/Graphene/G_scf.out
mpirun -np 24 ./dos.x -inp ~/rolly/Graphene/G_dos.in |tee
~/rolly/Graphene/G_dos.out
mpirun -np 24 ./projwfc.x -inp ~/rolly/Graphene/G_pdos.in |tee
~/rolly/Graphene/G_pdos.out
But, once I do the same for molecularpdos.x, it keeps all threads
occupied but no output was produced.
The .out file seems frozen with either 24 threads or 1 thread as
attached.
Any idea of what is going out?
Thank you,
Rolly
On 08/12/2016 04:14 PM, Guido Fratesi wrote:
Dear Rolly,
I attach the results of MolDos example on my PC (it runs in few
seconds).
You can try rerun molecularpdos.x on top of .xml files therein.
Can you send me the results you get by running the example up to the
point where it hangs?
Which version are you using?
Have you tried running on a different machine? Molecularpdos.x is by
itself a small code, and the atomic_proj.xml files are ascii files,
so you can in any case export them to other computers and even the
laptop may be fine for analysis.
Best,
Guido
PS just to let you know I'll be unavailable next week, so please
expect some possible delay in my answers.
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Universita` degli Studi di Milano
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