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jongrumer avatar jongrumer commented on July 3, 2024

Hi Helena,

For the Makefile-build you need to translate the bash export commands in make_environment_gfortran to setenv - as I wrote to you in the email I just sent - but you can also try the CMake build which should set all environment variables automatically for you - then you need to install CMake on your cluster if you haven't already. If you encounter any problems, make sure you have defined FC and FFLAGS before invoking the configure script to help cmake determine which compiler you want to use. Third option is to switch shell to bash by just typing bash in the terminal...might be simplest.

In general, talk to the person who is managing the cluster you are using, they should know all these things.

Cheers,
Jon

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hgesc avatar hgesc commented on July 3, 2024

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jongrumer avatar jongrumer commented on July 3, 2024

So, actually, in response to setting the FC and FFLAGS, I would recommend that you learn basic bash (csh is basically the same) before doing anything more, so you get a feel for how variables are defined and used - just watch an introductory tutorial on youtube or go through some beginners tutorial in text form (just google something).

For CMake instructions, they are in the main readme --> https://github.com/compas/grasp

Yes, the makefile command sequence you listed seems right for the GRASP CPC 2018 version - it's just a matter of running the makefile in the src directory really, just that the environment variables/flags in that Makefile need to be defined in advance - hence the source make_env...Hmm, makes me wonder, which GRASP version are you using, the one from CPC or the most recent version from here? The latter includes the CMake installation option, while the former doesn't.

Cheers,
Jon

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