Thanks for the input, removing that flag did not fix the problem
unfortunately. I was using those flags because I had just copied an
install script from our cluster's support staff. However, I was able to
get everything working by compiling with gcc (though this may not be
optimal). I believe
Dear Ben,
is your mpif90 using the intel compiler or gfortran?
why are you linking libmkl_gf_lp64 ? that is specific for
gfortran and it might be reason of the crashes, when using
the intel compiler.
Best wishes,
Davide
On 08/08/2018 06:08 PM, Ben Comer wrote:
Davide,
I am using the
Davide,
I am using the intel 17.0 compiler with mkl 11.3. Adding the suggested
line to the bottom of my make.inc file did not change the error
unfortunately. I've included a dropbox link containing my build script
and make.inc. I'm using the QE-GIPAW 6.2.2 release (QE and GIPAW bundled).
I am not sure what is the output for that particular line, but the last
part of the output looks as given below.For different instances of the
run, the particular iteration changes, but the boxed error message returned
by phonon.f90 is always the same.We have seen the error in both 6.2.1
hello
what is the output of
addr2line -p -e ph.x 004BE229
and what version of ph are you using ?
On 07/08/2018 17:06, Holzwarth, Natalie wrote:
This segmentation fault issue has also appeared for us in another QE
code. Perhaps it is a totally unrelated problem which we find
This segmentation fault issue has also appeared for us in another QE code.
Perhaps it is a totally unrelated problem which we find related to the
openmpi package compiled with intel-3.1.1-2018 and intel-3.1.0-2018. In
our case, compiling with openmpi package compiled with intel-2.1.0-2018
Dear Ben,
I'm afraid it's a problem with MKL-blas ZDOTC, which must
return a complex(dp) result. Very strange, because if you grep
the source code, we have declared it: complex(dp), external::zdtoc
Can you tell us your compiler and MKL version? can you add
DFLAGS+=-Dzdotc=zdotc_wrapper
to
Hello,
I've been trying to do g factor calculations in GIPAW working for a few
days now. I keep getting a segmentation fault (below) no matter how I
compile it on our cluster. Does anyone have a good idea of what might be
causing this?
forrtl: severe (174): SIGSEGV, segmentation fault
