It would be more convenient to use the environment variables, e.g. for
Fedora I use
setenv RMPI_INCLUDE /usr/include/openmpi-x86_64
setenv RMPI_LIB_PATH /usr/lib64/openmpi/lib
setenv RMPI_TYPE OPENMPI
And 'brew' was not mentioned: you would need to install *that* first.
But it is unnecessary: openmpi builds out of the box using the compilers
used for R and needs no customizations.
On 28/02/2014 17:53, Paul Johnson wrote:
I have had success in installing Rmpi on Mavericks, and it may be helpful
to others:
I first installed *gfortran* and *open-mpi*:
brew install gfortran
In view of another thread today, does that clobber other compilers in
/usr/local?
brew install open-mpi
Then in R I installed Rmpi using this command:
*install.packages("Rmpi", type="source",
configure.args="with-mpi=/usr/local/opt/open-mpi")*
(The *configure.args* parameter got around the following error: "Cannot
find mpi.h header file".)
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