On Mon, 30 Dec 2019, ed...@openmail.cc wrote:
> I think that I found a way to use my system's netcdf with libMesh (make check > gave no errors). > > - System: Parabola GNU/Linux x86_64 AMD Ryzen 2500 > - PETSc from Git commit 5f77d1e0e5 > - libMesh from Git commit 19706028f > - a bunch of packagees from repositories (cgns 3.4.0-2, hdf5-openmpi > 1.10.5-1, hdf5-openmpi 1.10.5-1, netcdf-openmpi 4.7.1-2, paraview 5.7.0-3, > pnetcdf-openmpi 1.12.0-1, python-h5py-openmpi 2.10.0-1, vtk 8.2.0-9, hwloc > 2.1.0-2, metis 5.1.0.p7-1, openmp 9.0.0-2, openmpi 4.0.2-3, suitesparse > 5.6.0-1, scotch 6.0.6-1) > - some from AUR's user-contributed packages (fftw-mpi 3.3.8-1, hypre-sm > 2.14.0-1, mumps 5.2.1-3, superlu 5.2.1-9) > > If you want to try, my recipe is here: > https://notabug.org/broncodev/libmesh-pkgbuild.git (commit e3d46fc) I was going to say that there's no way for us to link against an external netcdf without actually changing our netcdf.m4 file, then I followed this link to find a patch against our netcdf.m4 file. So you're at least on the right track! I don't have time to check this out myself right now but I'll throw up a PR with it so we don't lose track of it and so we can see what our CI thinks of it. Thanks! > https://notabug.org/broncodev/petsc-pkgbuild.git (commit 3e9d679) > > MUMPS is still not detected by libMesh :( . Is configure finding your petscconf.h? Is PETSC_HAVE_MUMPS defined there? --- Roy _______________________________________________ Libmesh-users mailing list Libmesh-users@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/libmesh-users
