Dear Hwankyu,
> ./configure -p4 -nopar -ifort
You definitely did ./configure -p4 -nopar ifort here yes (I.e no - before
the ifort)?
> icc -c -O2 -o makeDIST_RST.o makeDIST_RST.c
> makeDIST_RST.c(338): warning #266: function declared implicitly
> if ( !lookuprtyp(atma.rnum,atma.nrtyp) ||
Don't worry about these. They are just warnings. The compiler thinks the
routines are declared implicitly because the call to the routine comes
earlier in the file than the actual routine and the function is not
prototyped at the beginning of the file. This occurs because icc is not
really smart enough to scan through the file twice before reporting
warnings. This sort of error is only a problem if it occurs at the link
stage (when all routines must have been declared in the object files or
libraries).
> bondtype.o(.eh_frame+0x12): undefined reference to
> `__gxx_personality_v0'
Are you certain you did:
cd $AMBERHOME/src/
make clean
Before you did the make?
The reason I ask is because the __ in front of gxx_peronality_v0 looks like
the naming convention used by gcc. As far as I am aware icc only expects one
underscore. Hence it looks like all the object files were not cleaned from
the directory before you ran the make again.
If you have not done it, I would suggest the following:
Remove your existing amber8 directory tree.
1) Get hold of the original tar file from the amber8 cd (so you know it is
unmodified).
2) Untar this to a folder on your machine.
3) set AMBERHOME to this directory setenv AMBERHOME /path_to_inst/amber8
3) Obtain the latest bugfixes from here:
http://amber.scripps.edu/bugfixes/8.0/bugfix.all - save it in the amber8
directory the untaring created.
4) Patch your amber8 copy with these bugfixes:
cd $AMBERHOME
patch -p0 -N -r patch_rejects < bugfix.all
5) cd into the src directory
cd $AMBERHOME/src
6) Create the configure script
./configure -p4 -static -nopar ifort
7) Edit config.h and change all gcc and g++ to icc
8) clean everything
make clean
9) make
10) cd $AMBEROME/test
11) make
See how you get on. The important thing is to make sure you are starting
from a clean un-aulterated copy of amber8.
All the best
Ross
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