08-11-2020, 12:02 PM
I have tried compiling under Linux using the provided CMake files. I got the CMakeLists.txt, then told CMake to generate the Makefile... basically, the same commands as the .bat file, save for replacing "gFortran" with "gfortran", since Linux file names are case sensitive. However, upon calling make, one of the source files fails to compile due to referencing an unknown module.
Here's the full terminal output: https://pastebin.com/0WMGAAeE.
I'm using git master's latest (commit f22e1b2 as of this writing), the unmodified CMakeLists.txt from the link, CMake 3.17.3, GNU Make 4.3, and gfortran (gcc) 10.1.0 under x86_64 Arch Linux.
Maybe someone with a better understanding of the source code and internals could be of help? Assuming the current master branch is OK, that could only be an out-of-date CMakeLists.txt, but I don't know enough about CMake or the MYSTRAN source code to fix this. I'm hell-bent on getting this to compile on Linux though!
Any ideas?
Here's the full terminal output: https://pastebin.com/0WMGAAeE.
I'm using git master's latest (commit f22e1b2 as of this writing), the unmodified CMakeLists.txt from the link, CMake 3.17.3, GNU Make 4.3, and gfortran (gcc) 10.1.0 under x86_64 Arch Linux.
Maybe someone with a better understanding of the source code and internals could be of help? Assuming the current master branch is OK, that could only be an out-of-date CMakeLists.txt, but I don't know enough about CMake or the MYSTRAN source code to fix this. I'm hell-bent on getting this to compile on Linux though!
Any ideas?