Here is the whole error
Undefined symbols for architecture x86_64:
"___kmpc_end_master", referenced from:
_wrf_message_ in module_wrf_error.o
_wrf_message2_ in module_wrf_error.o _wrf_check_error_ in
module_wrf_error.o _wrf_error_fatal_ in module_wrf_error.o
_wrf_error_fatal3_ in module_wrf_error.o
"___kmpc_global_thread_num", referenced from:
_wrf_message_ in module_wrf_error.o
_wrf_message2_ in module_wrf_error.o
_wrf_check_error_ in module_wrf_error.o
_wrf_error_fatal_ in module_wrf_error.o
_wrf_error_fatal3_ in module_wrf_error.o
_module_wrf_error._ in module_wrf_error.o
"___kmpc_master", referenced from:
_wrf_message_ in module_wrf_error.o
_wrf_message2_ in module_wrf_error.o
_wrf_check_error_ in module_wrf_error.o
_wrf_error_fatal_ in module_wrf_error.o
_wrf_error_fatal3_ in module_wrf_error.o
ld: symbol(s) not found for architecture x86_64
make[2]: [diffwrf] Error 1 (ignored)
Actually the code is fine, no error in the code. Because it’s from WRF
committee. I guess the reason that I get the error is from compiler or its
flags. But I am not sure currently.
Thank you
Bruce
On Dec 11, 2013, at 10:06 AM, Ryan Schmidt <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> On Dec 11, 2013, at 01:40, Gmail wrote:
>
>> When I compile a fortran code, I got the error
>> Undefined symbols for architecture x86_64
>>
>> My mac is 64bits. The fortran compiler used here is ifort.
>
> The relevant information would be *what* symbols were undefined, what your
> code looks like, and where those symbols are actually defined.
>
>
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