Dear all, It looks like the three folders: lib, include, and src were being installed in a directory outside the source tree directory. I set the path to this and have been able to link trilinos and install deal.ii.
Thanks also to Toby and Markus for a response to linking deal.ii to PETSc in the archives. Dan On Wed, May 16, 2012 at 5:54 PM, Daniel Brauss <[email protected]> wrote: > Dear all, > > I have a newbie question. I am trying to install deal.ii with trilinos. > I am installing trilinos 9.0.3 and deal.ii 7.0.0. I had some trouble with > cmake > on the supercomputer that I am using, so I went to these earlier versions > first since they have everything I need at the moment. > > I have done a bit of reading on installing trilinos (before 10.0) and it > appears that I > was able to install this version of trilinos in my home directory on the > supercomputer > without any trouble (no errors were thrown). > However, when linking deal.ii to this version, I get the error > > configure:10366: error: Path to Trilinos specified with --with-trilinos > does not point to a complete Trilinos installation > > I checked that the path was correct and actually was to the build > directory specified in the > Trilinos installation instructions. > However, I noticed that in the README file for the deal.ii 7.0.0 version, > Trilinos directories lib and include > are referred to: > > -------------------- > Trilinos > > As above, set the TRILINOS_DIR environment variable to the path to an > existing Trilinos installation, or use the > --with-trilinos=/path/to/trilinos switch of the deal.II ./configurescript. It > should point to the path of which the include and lib > directories are subdirs. The Trilinos installation needs to provide the > same kind of libraries that deal.II is configured for, i.e. if you want > deal.II to use shared libraries, then Trilinos needs to use shared > libraries as well. > -------------------- > > > I do not have these directories in the Trilinos build tree (or in the > directory above the build - in the source). > I was wondering how to create these directories are created ( assuming > that I have successfully installed Trilinos). > For example, the static and dynamic libraries are located throughout > subdirectories in the build tree within directories > called "src" and "shared", respectively. > > Is there a command to have these directories created? Do we have to build > them manually? > > Please help. > > Dan Brauss > > > >
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