Hi, indeed I can reproduce the problem (located in alea/histogrameval.h) with alps 1.3.5 and icc 11.0. It goes away with a more recent version of icc 11.1 (as Matthias suggested). I used boost 1.42.0 but that's probably irrelevant. Alternatively, you can use alps 1.3.3 which goes fine with icc 11.0. Fabien Le 13 nov. 10 à 19:00, Xiao Quan Yu a écrit :

Dear ALPS community,

We are trying to compile the alps 1.3.5 libraries on an intel cluster. We already installed it successfully on a PC and a laptop but now we have problems doing the installation on a cluster. The configuration seems to have gone OK. The line we have used is this: ./configure --with-boost=/scratch/warter/alps/boost_1_41_0 CC=icc CXX=icc --with-mpi-incdir=/opt/openmpi/1.3.4/intel-11.0/include/

And the summary is the following: Summary of configuration: ALPS version 1.3.5 prefix /u/he/warter/ALPS compiler type gnu [icc] optimization yes exceptions yes warnings no Boost version 1_41 MPI support yes OpenMP support no HDF5 support no LAPACK support yes SQLite support yes XML parser native Documentation no

Then when I run make I am getting the following error: compilation aborted for ../../src/alps/alea/observableset.C (code 4) make[2]: *** [observableset.lo] Error 1 make[2]: Leaving directory `/scratch/warter/alps/alps-1.3.5/lib/alps' make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1 make[1]: Leaving directory `/scratch/warter/alps/alps-1.3.5/lib' make: *** [all-recursive] Error 1

We really have no idea what this problem is. Could you please help us with this problem?

Many thanks

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