Hi Lydia, the command is working now and gave me some output [1].
The variables you mentioned have the values they should have. I think I didn't build the multi-locale version. I don't remember how I did this with the last release but as far as I know it needs more then just executing the given make-file. bye [1] https://www-user.tu-chemnitz.de/~michd/output Zitat von Lydia Duncan <[email protected]>: > Hi Michael, > > printchplenv not found makes me think that perhaps you don't have > your path set up correctly. Have you run the command `source > util/setchplenv.bash` from the Chapel top level directory? That > won't solve your make problem but it will allow you to printchplenv > straight. Alternatively, that command lives in the util directory, > so you can just run it from there, i.e. `util/printchplenv`. > > When you have the result of printchplenv, please pass that along. > There are some things you can do to verify on your own what is set > up - for instance, make sure that CHPL_HOME matches what you expect > and that CHPL_HOST_PLATFORM seems like a reasonable value. Are you > intending to build the multi-locale version first (given the error > message you copied, it looks like you're trying to, which given the > other information present leads me to believe that you've set that > variable)? > > Hope this helps somewhat, > Lydia Duncan > > On 10/20/2014 09:23 AM, Michael Dietrich wrote: >> Hello Tom and Brad, >> >> about the printchplenv command: I get the message that this command is >> not found. It belongs to Chapel, right? Apparently this also doesn't >> work correctly. >> >> About finding that data: There I don't get any output so it seems it's >> not there. >> >> About compiling: I severaly tried running "make", re-doing it and even >> re-downloading the release before trying again. Unfortunately it >> didn't help either. I didn't change any environment variables since it >> wasn't necessary. Building the previous release worked perfectly after >> the first try. >> >> After re-doing "make" it still returns some error messages, including: >> >> ../../../include/chpl-tasks.h:50: Error: expected »)« before »*« token >> // For several lines >> >> comm-gasnet.c:47: Error: expected »=«, »,«, »;«, »asm« or >> »__attribute__« before »chpl_comm_diagnostics_sync« >> // Followed by some more missing declarations >> >> make[6]: *** >> [gen/linux64.gnu.arch-unknown.loc-flat.comm-gasnet.udp.everything.tasks-qthreads.tmr-generic.mem-cstdlib.atomics-intrinsics.none.gmp.hwloc.re2.wide-struct.fs-none/comm-gasnet.o] >> >> Error >> 1 >> >> make[5]: *** [gasnet.makedir] Error 2 >> make[4]: *** [comm.makedir] Error 2 >> make[3]: *** [src.makedir] Error 2 >> make[2]: *** [all.helpme] Error 2 >> make[1]: *** [runtime] Error 2 >> make: *** [comprt] Error 2 >> >> >> Would it in the worst case be possible to make the built compiler >> available for downloading? >> >> bye >> >> Zitat von Brad Chamberlain <[email protected]>: >> >>> Hi Michael -- >>> >>> Adding to Tom's response: SysCTypes is a module that should be built >>> when you do >>> your top-level "make" command from $CHPL_HOME and should end up in >>> modules/standard/gen/$CHPL_TARGET_PLATFORM-$CHPL_TARGET_COMPILER. >>> Re-running 'make' from $CHPL_HOME should cause it to attempt to rebuild >>> the module or generate an error if something goes wrong. Could send >>> the result >>> of that output if it doesn't seem to complete properly? >>> >>> I think one of the main ways that this can go missing is if you >>> change one of those >>> two variables after you've done your 'make' without doing another >>> 'make' (Chapel >>> only builds the current configuration at any given time). >>> >>> -Brad >>> >>> ________________________________________ >>> From: Tom MacDonald [[email protected]] >>> Sent: Friday, October 17, 2014 7:31 AM >>> To: Michael Dietrich; [email protected] >>> Subject: RE: Unknown Error Message >>> >>> Hi Michael, >>> >>> Can you send us the output from running the following command: >>> >>> printchplenv >>> >>> There should exist a SysCTypes.chpl file. Please run the >>> following command: >>> >>> find $CHPL_HOME -name 'SysCTypes.chpl' >>> >>> to see if it is installed. >>> >>> Thanks >>> >>> Tom MacDonald >>> >>> -----Original Message----- >>> From: Michael Dietrich [mailto:[email protected]] >>> Sent: Friday, October 17, 2014 5:49 AM >>> To: [email protected] >>> Subject: Unknown Error Message >>> >>> Hello, >>> >>> since I got the new release of Chapel I get the following error >>> message when I try to compile: >>> >>> error: Can't find standard module 'SysCTypes' >>> >>> I have no idea what it could mean. 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