1. Look at the line that performs the link, verify that libupf.a and
libks.a follow libpw.a (they should)
2. Verify whether the missing symbols have been properly compiled. For
instance: delete upflib/ylmr2_gpu.o, recompile, look carefully for any
compilation error
3. Check that __GPU is not set as a preprocessing variable (none of the
missing routine should do anything in your setting, they are stubs)
Paolo
On 25/04/2024 20:15, Robert Fleming via users wrote:
I have been a QE user since v7.1; I skipped v7.2 on my local machine,
and am now trying to compile 7.3. I’m running into a compilation error
that I don’t quite know what to do about:
The configure script completes successfully with all expected compilers
and libraries detected. However, I’m getting an error for undefined
symbols for the x86_64 architecture for ld (I’m using an Intel i9).
Any guidance on how to address this?
ld: warning: -commons use_dylibs is no longer supported, using error
treatment instead
Undefined symbols for architecture x86_64:
"_ccgdiagg_gpu_", referenced from:
_diag_bands_ in libpw.a(c_bands.o)
"_init_us_2_base_gpu_", referenced from:
___uspp_init_MOD_init_us_2 in libpw.a(init_us_2.o)
"_pcegterg_gpu_", referenced from:
_diag_bands_ in libpw.a(c_bands.o)
"_ppcg_gamma_gpu_", referenced from:
_diag_bands_ in libpw.a(c_bands.o)
"_ppcg_k_gpu_", referenced from:
_diag_bands_ in libpw.a(c_bands.o)
"_pregterg_gpu_", referenced from:
_diag_bands_ in libpw.a(c_bands.o)
"_rcgdiagg_gpu_", referenced from:
_diag_bands_ in libpw.a(c_bands.o)
"_rotate_wfc_gamma_gpu_", referenced from:
_rotate_wfc_gpu_ in libpw.a(rotate_wfc_gpu.o)
"_rotate_wfc_k_gpu_", referenced from:
_rotate_wfc_gpu_ in libpw.a(rotate_wfc_gpu.o)
"_ylmr2_gpu_", referenced from:
_atomic_wfc_gpu_ in libpw.a(atomic_wfc_gpu.o)
ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture x86_64
collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status
make[2]: *** [pw.x] Error 1
make[1]: *** [pw] Error 1
make: *** [pw] Error 1
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