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Alexandre Racine wrote: |
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> I think I have found something. Doing exactly what I did on a 32bit |
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> machine works. But on my 64bit server, it does exactly the errors |
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> written below. Do you have a 32 or 64 machine? Oh and I don't know if |
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> the link can affect that... |
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First I have tried my 32 bit notebook. The binaries are undoubtedly |
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compiled for 32 bit architecture, so you will have hard time trying to |
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run them on 64 bits. As you can verify by strace, on a 64 bit machine |
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the EIGENSOFT binaries look for the lapack and blas libraries at |
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/usr/lib32 -- and you have to have some version of blas and lapack |
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compiled in 32 bit mode there. |
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Easier than getting all the required 32 bit compatibility libraries |
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is to compile the sources. Luckily I have 64 bit machine too, so I have |
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verified that the compilation works there. |
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Use my Makefile.gcc4. Firs delete all the precompiled 32 bit g77 |
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object files: |
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> make -f Makefile.gcc4 clean |
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Then compile and link the sources: |
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> make -f Makefile.gcc4 all |
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I got several warnings but no error, and the resulting binaries seem to |
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work: |
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> ./smartpca |
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no parameters |
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## smartpca version: 7521 |
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With best regards |
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Honza Macháèek |
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