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Cannot build thirdPartyLibs
as blt cannot find the MPI
#3375
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I was able to build the third-Party Libraries. However, the
The
Any help you can provide is appreciated. Thank you. |
After much trial and error, I was able to modify the host-config file to add the following lines:
However, now |
Hello @lokitkhemka ,
should be something like:
Do that and remove these from your hostconfig:
and you should have better luck. |
As you said, I have set
If I am setting
Thank you. Basically, CMake is not able to find third party libs from the install location. Also, it seems |
Hello @lokitkhemka , |
@drmichaeltcvx Have you built with intel? |
When I set |
Could it be that I am building EDIT: I checked by building a debug build of |
When I started experimenting with different compilers (2023), I also tried Intel toolchain. At that time both Classic and 1-api could not build some TPL packages and I gave up. I haven't tried the latest 1-api Intel compilers though which are LLVM based and thus may be able to compile everything. Note that we can compile with GCC, say, and still use the IntelMPI stack. @lokitkhemka is actually invoking the IntelMPI wrappers that use GNU host compilers ( |
CMake cannot seem to find MPI Package:
But, I have MPI installed through Intel OneAPI package and locations of the compilers are as follows:
Do I need to add any more environment variables?
I tried adding this, but it didn't work. Any help you can provide will be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much.
I am on Pop OS 22.04.
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