Re: [Wien] Tmaker: command not found

2019-02-20 Thread Zhu, Jianxin
In the Wien root directory, there shall be a command called cif2struct.

Jianxin

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From: Wien  on behalf of Peipei Hao 

Reply-To: A Mailing list for WIEN2k users 
Date: Tuesday, February 19, 2019 at 5:22 PM
To: "wien@zeus.theochem.tuwien.ac.at" 
Subject: [Wien] Tmaker: command not found

Hi,

-I was running WIEN2k_18.2 in a logging in node of school cluster, with the 
ifort compiler offered under the intel MPI frame.

-I was trying to construct my master input file: case.struct with 
cif2struct/makestruct and to initialize a SCF calculation

-I could only find a file named "SRC_cif2struct" and so I ran "$WIENROOT/x 
$WIENROOT/SRC_cif2struct " under the sub-directory where my cif file lies, but 
only got an empty file named: case.struct;

-Then I tried to construct the struct file with "makestruct" by running 
"$WIENROOT/makestruct" under the sub-directory, and typing all the structure 
info required, then if said "Tmaker: command not found" following
"Now, 'datastruct' file is ready.
We Run 'Tmaker' for making WIEN2k struct file."
After that, again I got an empty file named: init.struct.

-I was doubting whether this problem was caused by an inconsistency between the 
naming of the related programs under the dir:$WIENROOT and the codes in those 
executable files, since there is only a directory called "SRC_Tmaker" rather 
than "Tmaker", which is similar to the case of the "SRC_cif2struct" files. Or 
is that possibly caused by some error I made in the original configuration?

-Also, when I tried to run "init_lapw" with one of those example files, similar 
errors happend with the notification: "$WIENROOT/nn: Command not found."

Thanks,
Peipei
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Re: [Wien] Tmaker: command not found

2019-02-19 Thread Peter Blaha

You should not run:

$WIENROOT/x $WIENROOT/SRC_cif2struct

but simply:x cif2struct
or:makestruct

If this does not work, ost likely, $WIENROOT is not in your path.

what do you get with:

which x   ???

Probably you have to run   $WIENROOT/userconfig_lapw
and then logout/login again.

If you do have  $WIENROOT in your path, then probably WIEN2k was not 
properly installed (compiled) and all the Fortran executables are missing.


ls -als $WIENROOT/nn

On 2/20/19 1:21 AM, Peipei Hao wrote:

Hi,

-I was running WIEN2k_18.2 in a logging in node of school cluster, with 
the ifort compiler offered under the intel MPI frame.


-I was trying to construct my master input file: case.struct with 
cif2struct/makestruct and to initialize a SCF calculation


-I could only find a file named "SRC_cif2struct" and so I ran 
"$WIENROOT/x $WIENROOT/SRC_cif2struct " under the sub-directory where my 
cif file lies, but only got an empty file named: case.struct;


-Then I tried to construct the struct file with "makestruct" by running 
"$WIENROOT/makestruct" under the sub-directory, and typing all the 
structure info required, then if said "Tmaker: command not found" following

"Now, 'datastruct' file is ready.
We Run 'Tmaker' for making WIEN2k struct file."
After that, again I got an empty file named: init.struct.

-I was doubting whether this problem was caused by an inconsistency 
between the naming of the related programs under the dir:$WIENROOT and 
the codes in those executable files, since there is only a directory 
called "SRC_Tmaker" rather than "Tmaker", which is similar to the case 
of the "SRC_cif2struct" files. Or is that possibly caused by some error 
I made in the original configuration?


-Also, when I tried to run "init_lapw" with one of those example files, 
similar errors happend with the notification: "$WIENROOT/nn: Command not 
found."


Thanks,
Peipei

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Re: [Wien] Tmaker: command not found

2019-02-19 Thread Lyudmila Dobysheva

20.02.2019 4:21, Peipei Hao wrote:

-Also, when I tried to run "init_lapw" with one of those example
files, similar errors happend with the notification: "$WIENROOT/nn:
Command not found."


I think you did not make correctly the compilation

-I was trying to construct my master input file: case.struct with 
cif2struct/makestruct and to initialize a SCF calculation

-I could only find a file named "SRC_cif2struct"


There should be exe file cif2struct in the directory $WIENROOT (and nn, 
lapw0, lapw1 and many other). If there is not, go to 
$WIENROOT/SRC_cif2struct and look at file compile.msg.

If it does not exist - Did you make the compilation?
If it exists it should contain something like
**
rm -f module.o
clean
ifort -c -O1 -FR -mp1 -w -prec_div -pc80 -pad -ip -DINTEL_VML -traceback 
-assume buffered_io -I/opt

/intel15/composer_xe_2015.1.133/mkl/include module.f
...
ifort -o ./cif2struct  -O1 ... -pthread module.o spacegroup.o 
getlattype.o getsgnum.o getsgname.o  getzz.o structgen.o scan_cif.o 
ciftbx.o hash_funcs.o test_sgname.o scan_in.o

**
and there should be cif2struct file in the directory, copy it to $WIENROOT.
If something wrong was in compilation you should see this in the 
compile.msg.


"$WIENROOT/x $WIENROOT/SRC_cif2struct " under the sub-directory where my 
cif file lies
If you correctly adjust your shell (.bashrc file) you need not write 
$WIENROOT always, the path should be in the shell.


Best wishes
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