Jon,
> I've been able to compile the latest (revision 22793) svn version using the
> Intel compilers and MKL (recent versions). Everything compiles and links
> ok, except that I had to add
>
> # include <iostream>
>
> to petsc_matrix_base.h, or else the compiler would complain about std::cout
> not being contained in the standard library...
That file doesn't reference std::cout. Where is the use of std::cout for which
you need to add <iostream>
> Anyway, when I try to compile any of the examples, I get the same list of
> linking errors (below). Does this look like a problem with my
> configuration or a bug in deal.II?
It's likely a combination of what the Intel compiler believes it needs and
what we provide. For example, we may have code like
if (dim>1)
return TensorProductPolynomials<dim-1>::n();
else
return 0;
A smart compiler would recognize that it doesn't ever need
TensorProductPolynomials<0>::n, but Intel ICC might.
> ============================ Linking step-40
> /software/deal.II/svn/lib/libdeal_II.g.so: undefined reference to
> `dealii::TensorProductPolynomials<0>::n() const'
> /software/deal.II/svn/lib/libdeal_II.g.so: undefined reference to
> `dealii::TensorProductPolynomials<0>::compute_value(unsigned int,
> dealii::Point<0> const&) const'
I've fixed these two yesterday. I think Martin wanted to look at the other
ones later.
Best
W.
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