Hello, I guess mine is quite an unusual system on which to build HDF5, so it is not surprising it isn't working "out of the box".
The setup is:
* Red Hat Enterprise Linux v6.4 running as a guest on a z/VM LPAR on IBM z196 Mainframe (RHEL architecture is "s390x" as opposed to "x86_64" etc).
* NAG Fortran compiler version 5.1
Currently I'm not very good at debugging the whole configure/make/make install process; Google is normally my friend but not in this case, and I can't see anything on this mailing list about the NAG compiler.
I have seen this post: http://www.eeo.ed.ac.uk/it/FAQ/SciIO.html#HDF5 which says: "The library cannot be built with the NAG f95 compiler", though I have no idea if this is true or not.
One thing worth mentioning is that if I omit the FC option to configure, and hence use the gfortran compiler instead, all works well and I can make/make check/make install successfully. So it is definitely something to do with the NAG compiler.
I'm hoping for some assistance from what looks like a friendly and helpful group!
Regards
Andy
Hello, I guess mine is quite an unusual system on which to build HDF5, so it is not surprising it isn't working "out of the box".
The setup is:
* Red Hat Enterprise Linux v6.4 running as a guest on a z/VM LPAR on IBM z196 Mainframe (RHEL architecture is "s390x" as opposed to "x86_64" etc).
* NAG Fortran compiler version 5.1
Currently I'm not very good at debugging the whole configure/make/make install process; Google is normally my friend but not in this case, and I can't see anything on this mailing list about the NAG compiler.
I have seen this post: http://www.eeo.ed.ac.uk/it/FAQ/SciIO.html#HDF5 which says: "The library cannot be built with the NAG f95 compiler", though I have no idea if this is true or not.
One thing worth mentioning is that if I omit the FC option to configure, and hence use the gfortran compiler instead, all works well and I can make/make check/make install successfully. So it is definitely something to do with the NAG compiler.
I'm hoping for some assistance from what looks like a friendly and helpful group!
Regards
Andy
We know that our users successfully built HDF5 with NAG.
Could you please add --disable-silent-rules configure flag and post outputs of
./configure….
and
make
commands?
Thank you!
Elena
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Hello, I guess mine is quite an unusual system on which to build HDF5, so it is not surprising it isn't working "out of the box".
The setup is:
* Red Hat Enterprise Linux v6.4 running as a guest on a z/VM LPAR on IBM z196 Mainframe (RHEL architecture is "s390x" as opposed to "x86_64" etc).
* NAG Fortran compiler version 5.1
Currently I'm not very good at debugging the whole configure/make/make install process; Google is normally my friend but not in this case, and I can't see anything on this mailing list about the NAG compiler.
I have seen this post: http://www.eeo.ed.ac.uk/it/FAQ/SciIO.html#HDF5 which says: "The library cannot be built with the NAG f95 compiler", though I have no idea if this is true or not.
One thing worth mentioning is that if I omit the FC option to configure, and hence use the gfortran compiler instead, all works well and I can make/make check/make install successfully. So it is definitely something to do with the NAG compiler.
I'm hoping for some assistance from what looks like a friendly and helpful group!
Regards
Andy
