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compiling with make fails #36
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It is due (probably) to the fact that the makefile is not up-to-date. I'll try to fix it ASAP |
I have just pushed a new release with an updated makefile, it seems to work for me. Please let me know if it fixes the issue also for you. Note that the Thank you for reporting the bug, cheers |
Hi @szaghi Cheers, |
I have just uploaded a new fix, let me know if you are able to compile and run tests. Cheers |
Hi @szaghi Thanks for the update. I am still not able to test the library. make TESTS=yes now returns: make: *** No rule to make target This is the case for a freshly pulled repository without any old executables laying around. Cheers |
I have just pushed a fix, there was a typo on the csv naive parser test rule. Let me know if this works also for you (I am able to compile all tests with also the makefile, I use FoBiS that is the official building tool). Cheers |
The tests are now also working. Thanks for fixing this. |
@moritzgubler you are welcome |
It seems to me that the current makefile does not compile the third party part of the library. make in the base directory returns:
Compile penf_global_parameters_variables.F90
Compile penf_b_size.F90
Compile penf_stringify.F90
Compile penf.F90
Compile befor64_pack_data_m.F90
Compile befor64.F90
Compile stringifor_string_t.F90
src/lib/stringifor_string_t.F90:6:4:
6 | use face, only : colorize
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Fatal Error: Cannot open module file ‘face.mod’ for reading at (1): No such file or directory
compilation terminated.
make: *** [makefile:413: lib/obj/stringifor_string_t.o] Error
Am I supposed to compile and install the libraries in src/third_party manually or is this a bug in the makefile?
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