Konrad Karczewski wrote:
> Hi,
>
> First of all - if you're just starting with MPI, it would be better to use
> OpenMPI as LAM is in sustaining mode and there is no further work being
> done on it. OpenMPI can be found on http://www.open-mpi.org/
>
> If you really need to get LAM running, verify that 'CC' is a C++ compiler
> on your system - on a RHEL 4 box I have access to there is no such
> command, so I cannot tell what it might be in your case
>
Normally, you would allow configure to choose default gnu compilers (gcc,
g++, and, on a very old system, g77), assuming that those are the
compilers you will use for your application. Your warning messages seem
to indicate that your "cc" is way out of date (much older than your lam
version).
I don't know whether openmpi is better able to deal with old compilers,
but it certainly does have a good reputation.
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