Christian, Try switching off multi-file optimization, which is one of the "complaints" you get from the compiler, if you have -ip or -ipo (or whatever is equivalent) set to on. My compilation was successful using more or less the same versions of intel products you are using. If this doesn't work, I can only think of a problem using mpich 1 - I have used the latest version of mpich 2 and everything went fine.
Marcos On Mon, Oct 26, 2009 at 7:45 PM, Christian helman <[email protected]> wrote: > Hola Siesteros! > > Previously I sent a mail with subject "same structure - different > siesta version - different forces". By then I had been compiled the > new version of siesta (3.0-b) but the results were quite different > from the previous versions (this is why the subject). Then Marcos and > Eduardo gave me a lot of tips (Thanks again), one of them was check > that everything is compile with the SAME fortran version! So, now I > have my MKL's (version 10.0.1.014) compiled with intel fortran (ifort) > 10.1.13 (all 64bits) and mpich 1.2.7 , then, when I try to compile > Siesta I get the next error: > >> fortcom: Severe: **Internal compiler error: internal abort** >> Please report this error along with the circumstances >> in which it occurred in a Software Problem Report. Note: >> File and line given may not be explicit cause of this error. > >> ifort: error #10014: problem during multi-file optimization >> compilation (code 3) >> make: *** [siesta] Error 3 > > Of course I change in arch.make the optimization option from -O3 to > -O2 to -O0, and nothing change. > Anybody compile siesta3.0 with this version of mkl and fortran?? > any thought? any tip? > Thanks in advance > > > Lic. Christian Santiago Helman > Gerencia de Investigaciones y Aplicaciones > Centro Atómico Constituyentes-CNEA > Argentina > Tel:++54-11-6772-7102 >
