Joachim Geiger wrote:
Hello Bill,
I tried to do an experimental-make for the aix-5.3-system (xlf version
8) by
1. checking out a new copy of the cvs-cmake (2.7)
2. use the cmake that I have running (2.4.8) to configure the cvs-cmake
in the source directory by
> cmake -DCMAKE_Fortran_COMPILER=/usr/bin/xlf .
which gives me the /usr/bin/f95 in the CMakeCache.txt but with the
variable CMAKE_Fortran_COMPILER_FULLPATH.
3. cleaned everything and did a new checkout to configure now with
> cmake -DCMAKE_Fortran_COMPILER_FULLPATH=/usr/bin/xlf .
wich gives me the right compiler in CMakeCache.txt.
4. run "make Experimental"
the fortran test failed again, but a check in the written xml-File
showed that not xlf was used but again f95. Checked in the
Tests/Fortran/CMakeCache.txt to see that there the variable is named
CMAKE_Fortran_COMPILER which indeed has /usr/bin/f95.
How do I make xlf to be THE FORTRAN-COMPILER to be used?
Best regards,
Joachim
P.S.: the experimental-make did not yet show-up on the dashboard.
Try this
#check out a fresh CMake CVS
cd CMake
export FC=xlf
export CC=xlc
export CXX=xlC
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make Experimental
That should work, if you set FC, CC, and CXX then the tests will use
those compilers.
-Bill
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