On Jun 3, 2011, at 12:33 PM, Cristian Degli Esposti Boschi wrote:
Did you specify a Fortran-90 compiler?
I guess so, at least I installed gfortran (4.4) via the Debian procedure. However, now I am worried about these two things:
- (from the installation guidelines on the ALPS website)
The tebd code requires a fortran compiler and that HDF5 be built with the --enable-fortran configure option.
Will this be the case with Debian's gfortran? How to check a posteriori in HDF5 in my machine has been built with the --enable-fortran option?
Just compile them yourself instead of using the Debian version.
- what is the role of the two scripts
$ $HOME/src/alps2/script/cmake.sh $HOME/opt $HOME/tmp $ $HOME/src/alps2/script/hdf5.sh $HOME/opt $HOME/tmp
if all the dependent libraries are already ok, are these scripts necessary?
You can ignore them
Matthias Troyer