Hi !
Thank you for your answer.
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> Subject:
> Re: LAM: RHEL4 and lam 7.0.6 problem
> From:
> Tim Prince <timothyprince_at_[hidden]>
> Date:
> Wed, 17 May 2006 08:48:15 -0700
> To:
> General LAM/MPI mailing list <lam_at_[hidden]>
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> To:
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> Valter Dal Bo wrote:
>
>> Hi all !
>>
>> Maybe someone can help me with this issue.
>>
>> I have a problem with lam-mpi using RHEL4 with lam v.7.0.6 that did not
>> occour on Redhat9 with lam
>> v.6.5.9.
>
> You can't mix an application built for lam-6.5 with lam-7.0. I think
> LSTC
> prefers to support lam-7.0.3 (built with --enable-shared etc) or Intel or
> HP MPI for the x86-64 systems. In most cases, you have to rebuild lam
> yourself,
> using the same version as your application expects, including matching
> --enable-shared or non-shared, and matching 32- or 64-bit compilers.
> As you appear to be using a version built with the ifort fce/8.1
> compiler, that may enter into your consideration. You should be able
> to build lam with gcc/g77 or gcc/gfortran if you aren't relinking your
> application. I think you can see how lam support has become more
> difficult on 32/64-bit systems.
>
>
Strangely enough, I thought that an application built for a lower
version would have run on a higher version.
Thing is, I have a few different applications, and DYNA is only one of
them, that all should run with different LAM versions.
If what you just said is right, I am never gonna be able to run them all
on the same machine.
Again, seeing that I have RHEL licenced and subscribed, I wouldn't mind
trying to keep the system as "clean" as possible so that I can manage it
via RHN.
Anyway, I'm going to listen to your advice and give it a go ;-) .
Thank you
Cheers
Valter DAL BO
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