Dear users,
In WIEN2k-FAQ: KGEN: Add inversion ? Shift k-mesh ?
* shiftthe k-mesh ? (only for some lattice types)
* Shifting of k-mesh means that it will add (x,x,x) to all generated
k-points, thus shifting them from high symmetry points (lines) to more
general points with
I changed the compiler to new version 11.1, and compiled WIEN2K_11 successfully.
From: W Hx kingslay...@yahoo.com
To: A Mailing list for WIEN2k users wien at zeus.theochem.tuwien.ac.at
Sent: Friday, December 9, 2011 10:59 PM
Subject: Re: [Wien] WIEN2k_11 compilation problem(Cannot open include
else has seen, and to think what nobody else
has thought
Albert Szent-Gyorgi
On Dec 9, 2011 1:21 AM, W Hx kingslaywhx at yahoo.com wrote:
Dear Marks,
I have tried and the following is the result. The result seems reasonable.?
P.S.: I tried to compile WIN2K_08 version on the same computer, all
the file. If
this does not work the only thing left is that you do not have
permissions.
2011/12/9 W Hx kingslaywhx at yahoo.com:
Dear Marks,
I have tried and the following is the result. The result seems reasonable.
P.S.: I tried to compile WIN2K_08 version on the same computer, all are
normal
Dear users,
I tried to compile WIEN2k_11 on my computer(Red Hat Enterprise 6.1), but the
following error appears:
W2kinit.F: COMPLEX version extracted
ifort -FR -mp1 -w -prec_div -pc80 -pad -ip -DINTEL_VML -traceback -c
W2kinit_tmp_.F
fortcom: Error: W2kinit_tmp_.F, line 28: Cannot open include
it with the attached in SRC_lapw[0-2], SRC_mixer and
SRC_vecpratt. I think this should be safe, but please confirm that
everything runs.
Or...update your compiler (but check the many recent emails about
which release of 12 to use).
2011/12/8 W Hx kingslaywhx at yahoo.com:
Dear users,
I tried
in? /proc/3300/cwd ? This is a strange
place to put it, and perhaps very dangerous as well as /proc is a
system directory -- this might explain some things. A reasonable place
is in /opt or /usr/local (assuming that you have root access).
2011/12/8 W Hx kingslaywhx at yahoo.com:
Dear Marks,
Thank
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