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clipka wrote:
> I finally got it to work, using the following commands:
Good work there, and thank you very much for posting your notes. It had just
the hints I needed to get it all working here: dynamic linking AND X-windows
support, using both the gnu and intel compiling toolsets.
I resorted to renaming the boost .so file I compiled so it would be unique on
the system, and specifying that name for --with-boost-thread. Then I set
LD_LIBRARY_PATH to nothing but the path to the boost stuff, and configured by
specifying all the other --with-library paths manually.
After all that, it runs fine on the login node, but the compute nodes in the
cluster don't even have access to any X-windows libraries unless I copy them all
over to my home directory. Since I really don't want to risk accidentally
running on these without -D anyway, I might just stick with the
statically-compiled executable except for noodling around on the head node.
Thanks again!
~David wagner
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