Dear Nick,
I just finished to successful compile and run SIESTA-4.1-b2 (I just run
with the previous silicon example). Everything was fine.
One thing that is strange, to me, is that I just previously compile SIESTA
with the same Intel set (compiler, MKL, MPI) in a different Linux flavor
without
First, did you try my suggestion? It is not clear at all whether you did
and you still have the problem?
Secondly, those libraries are dependencies normal to the intel compiler.
Intel isn't a completely separate compiler, it still relies on system
libraries.
Lastly, the pthread dependency is
Running the command "ldd siesta" and "ldd -v siesta" returns that all
libraries are on my system.
Some dubs:
- why using libpthread from system instead from Intel?
- why using libgcc_s?
It is not a memory problem (16GB) and a system size (1 atom).
ldd siesta
linux-vdso.so.1
