CMake build does not work about googletest_mpi HOT 4 OPEN

Hello @ghoshgm
i am sorry for the late reply and that you have problems installing googletest_mpi.

Thank you for posting this issue.
we hope that you could resolve it in the meantime.

Can you try building the main branch with the following settings (using ccmake):

 BUILD_GMOCK                      ON                                           
 BUILD_SHARED_LIBS                OFF                                          
 CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE                                                              
 CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX             /usr/local                                   
 INSTALL_GTEST                    ON                                           
 gmock_build_tests                OFF                                          
 gtest_build_samples              ON                                           
 gtest_build_tests                ON                                           
 gtest_disable_mpi                OFF                                          
 gtest_disable_pthreads           OFF                                          
 gtest_force_shared_crt           OFF                                          
 gtest_hide_internal_symbols      OFF  

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Hello @holke

I tried the settings but it fails to compile. This time it is a different error message.

I am attaching a log file for your reference.
log.txt

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Hi @ghoshgm

i am sorry, i currently do not have the time to look into this.
Maybe @melven could help.

After easter i might be able to come back to this issue.

Sorry and best regards

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Hi @ghoshgm

which Ubuntu version and which MPI version/package? Then, I'll try to reproduce the error.

In the first log.txt, it fails while compiling something death-tests related which is not supported with MPI (that's a whole own problem finding killed MPI processes, so at least with our current approach death-tests are not possible to do correctly with MPI).

In the second log.txt, it looks like it tries to use some of the MPI-C++ interface which is strange because it is deprecated and shouldn't be used at all - but I might miss something here.

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