Newbie question re Scyld, Fortran, mpilog
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Russell Robinson R.Robinson at gns.cri.nzWed Jul 25 18:45:08 PDT 2001
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I have Scyld installed on a test beowulf machine. The Scyld manual says that to compile a fortran program use "f77 -lmpif -o foo foo.f". That works OK (with an additional -I/usr/include) until I try to use the mpich option "-mpilog". I then get an invalid option "pilog" error. It works OK if I instead use "mpif77 -mpilog ......" after putting mpif77 in my PATH. The question is, will I get into some other trouble doing it that way, or is there some way to use the Scyld recommended f77 form with mpilog?
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