Thanks for your prompt reply. Yes i built the modules in sequence, one after the other. More precisely
I built/installed : - required packages (boost-devel, etc..) - compile and install ERT (compiling and installing from source, from current github master) - compile and install opm-parser (did make test ... all good) - compile and install opm-core (did make test ... all good) I tried to build the well example independently. The idea was to test everything before start using and modifying some of the source files. I did another test with tutotial1, reproducing the exact same problem. I am happy to follow the most common path to build/install ... which is? Thanks a lot for your help Paolo On Fri, Jun 20, 2014 at 6:23 PM, Bård Skaflestad <[email protected]> wrote: > On Fri, 2014-06-20 at 17:59 +0200, Paolo Orsini wrote: > > > I have tried to compile/install opm-core and opm-parser on ubuntu. I > > managed to build and install successfully both opm-parser and > > opm-core, however when I try to use these libraries (e.g. compiling > > the well_example (in the opm-core/example folder), I get many errors > > like [undefined reference to opm-parser symbol]. Clearly I am doing > > something wrong in linking the libraries, any idea what? > > Would you mind providing a little more detail on your setup? Did you > build/install the opm-parser module and then repeated that process for > the opm-core module based on the installed opm-parser? That *should* > work, but it's a path that (very) rarely gets exercised by most opm > developers; myself included. If you did something else I think we need > more information in order to provide further assistance. > > By the way, do you build the 'well_example' as part of building opm-core > or as an independent executable? > > > Sincerely, > -- > Bård Skaflestad <[email protected]> > SINTEF ICT, Applied Mathematics > >
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