On 8/11/19 9:08 PM, yuesu jin wrote:
> AH... I understand,/*cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=[Directory you want to
> install] [Directory you build the program]*/
No, the second [...] block is the directory where the sources are located, not
where you build the program. The directory where you
Hi Dr.Bangerth,
Installation completed, what a stupid mistake I made! Appreciate for
your support!
All the problem should be the symbol mkl_blas_dsyrk. It may be caused by
my anaconda package manager because the message said:
*/step-5_sec: symbol lookup error:
Hello everyone!
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#8551: Update some documentation pieces. (proposed by bangerth; merged)
On 8/12/19 11:01 AM, yuesu jin wrote:
>
> Installation completed, what a stupid mistake I made! Appreciate for
> your support!
> All the problem should be the symbol mkl_blas_dsyrk. It may be caused by
> my anaconda package manager because the message said:
> /*/step-5_sec: symbol lookup
Michal,
[...]
> Moreover the default contructor (without parameters) does not work (error
> in compilation - deleted function). Using it could be useful for DG. I
> would suggest:
> 1) adding constuctor with number of blocks
> 2) adding function that sets number of blocks
>
So you want to a
Hi Dr.Bangerth,
I know where is the problem. My bash is in the anaconda environment
(with (base) in front of the command line.), so all the library links are
referenced to anaconda library. I modified the bashrc scripts then all goes
well!! Thanks a lot! I have learned a lesson about linux
Dear all,
I found out that calling
MGTransferBlockMatrixFree< dim, Number > ::clear
sets the number of blocks to 0/ It is followed directly by build(dofs);
will thow an exeption:
Additional information:
Dimension 0 not equal to 2.
There is no way to set number of block properly other than
