@zbeekman. It's an easy fix. I can push a new commit or you can just replace the text
./build flex --default --query-versionwith the text
./build.sh -V flex
@rouson I'm second guessing myself regarding some CAF semantics. Can you please confirm that there is no synchronization needed between the following two statements:
b(:) = a(:)[me+1]
matches = all( a_local(:) == b(:) )i.e., the local image won't proceed until the assignment on line one completes
brew update
brew install --cc=gcc-6 OpenCoarrays # to get gcc to build the library... should also build fine with clang
Dear @zbeekman @rouson I have a problem with your great install.sh script. I am pushing my bosses to adopt opencoarrays, but they are strongly addicted to CentOS, and they are essentially paranoiac (root installation is not viable). The big issue is to install a recent gcc. Indeed, we have manually compiled installed gcc 6.2, but we have problem with gcc 6.3, thus I tried to exploit you script (that I used every week to update my local gcc-developing-trunk). However, I was not able to understand how to set the installer to point to 6.3 trunk instead of 6.1 (the default one). The syntax I use for the developing trunk is:
/install.sh -p gcc -b trunk -i /opt/gcc/bin/7.0.0Can you let me know how to execute the script for installing 6.3 trunk?
Thank you very much for help!
Cheers
@rouson
Dear Damian,
BTW, there exists a such a broad range of users: some refuse to use anything but a static Makefile; others prefer to use CMake; others use package management; others exclusively use the bash installation script install.sh
:smile: I know. My bosses refuse all but CentOS... it is really a nightmare, not only for Fortran just think to LaTeX: using recent LaTeX packages, namely less old than 10 years becomes quickly a problem :smile:
Currently my workflow is strongly based on OpenCoarrays:
- I use OpenCoarrays for CAF projects (mainly HASTY);
- I use OpenCoarrays script to install (weekly/monthly) the latest gcc trunk for all Fortran projects;
- I use Zaak's docker image for gcc nightly build (occasionally to check if some compiler's issues evolves);
- now I will use OpenCoarrays script to install the latest gcc stable on my bosses' workstation :smile:
Thank you very much for the help, you rocks!
P.S. could you be interest on a very abstract designing of Fortran CFD libraries? I recently made important steps toward a really abstract CFD code exploiting many abstract libraries (obviously into which is FOODIE, FOODIE paper will be completed soon...)
Dear Damian ( @rouson @zbeekman ), as usual, today I tried your script to install the latest gcc 7.1 , but when I tried to list the available branches I got
┌╼ stefano@zaghi(09:56 AM Wed May 03) on master
├───╼ /opt/opencoarrays 20 files, 224Kb
└──────╼ ./install.sh --list-branches gcc
/opt/opencoarrays/prerequisites/build-functions/set_or_print_url.sh: line 49: version_to_build: unbound variableIs this an issue of my env?
Is there an alternative to list available releases instead of branches?
I tried the following without success
╼ stefano@zaghi(09:58 AM Wed May 03) on master
├───╼ /opt/opencoarrays 20 files, 224Kb
└──────╼ ./install.sh -p gcc -I 7.1 -i /opt/arch/gcc/bin/7.1 -j 8
...
opt/opencoarrays/prerequisites/downloads /opt/opencoarrays
% Total % Received % Xferd Average Speed Time Time Time Current
Dload Upload Total Spent Left Speed
0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 --:--:-- 0:00:01 --:--:-- 0
curl: (9) Server denied you to change to the given directory
2017-05-03 07:58:52 UTC [ info] Cleaning up. Done
2017-05-03 07:58:52 UTC [ info] Cleaning up. DoneCheers
