PTScotch Compilation issue on HPC #16711
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Let me know if I didn't provide enough information about my environment. I'm trying to install MOOSE on an HPC cluster (I don't have root privileges). I started off using the standard Linux installation method. Installed Miniconda and the Moose environment, then cloned in the repository. After this, I followed the GCC/MPICH manual installation method. OS: CentOS 6.10
When running I've attached the configure.log file in the petsc directory below. I read a post somewhere that hinted at a compatibility issue between MUMPS and PTScotch, but I'm not sure. Thank you in advance for any help! |
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After running the compilation without ptscotch, errors indicated that there might be an issue with my C compiler. Particularly a reference to a 'libmpc.so' file. I loaded a module 'mpc' from the HPC, and this fixed the issue. I was then able to install moose through conda. |
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After running the compilation without ptscotch, errors indicated that there might be an issue with my C compiler. Particularly a reference to a 'libmpc.so' file. I loaded a module 'mpc' from the HPC, and this fixed the issue. I was then able to install moose through conda.