Hi Jeff,
Yes, I just found out that "-o" option doesn't exist on OS X. But
problem is we don't have client or whatami on Cygwin, are they Linux
shell commands?
Anyway, I figured out another way to get the system type with Perl, just
"my $sys_type=$^O" will give us the same result as using "uname -o". I'm
not a Perl expert, so I don't know how it works, but here is a link from
Perl dev-reference:
http://perl.devquickref.com/perl-get-current-operating-system.html
Could this be a solution?
Regards,
Shiqing
Jeff Squyres wrote:
Shiqing --
It looks like the "uname -o" that was added into OMPI.pm is
problematic on OS X.
What does client/whatami/whatami return on the platforms that you care
about? I.e., can we re-write this chunk of code in
MPI/Install/OMPI.pm to use whatami output:
my $sys_type=`uname -o`;
if(($sys_type =~ /cygwin/i || $sys_type =~ /msys/i) &&
$config->{compiler_name} eq "microsoft") {
$install = MTT::Common::Cmake::Install($gnu);
} else {
$install = MTT::Common::GNU_Install::Install($gnu);
}
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