Options not listed in install-tool help [2.3.1-rc1 on Sourceforge]

[ohearnk]

Several of the --skip-*-build options are not listed when install-tool --help is invoked (e.g., --skip-sqlite-build, --skip-xercesc-build). The logic is there in the script for these options, so this is an easy fix.

Also, there is not an option to skip building cmake. There is no logic for this in the install-tool script, so this would involve a bit of work to add.

[jgalarowicz]

This is fixed in 2.3.1-rc2 on sourceforge. Let me know if it works for you. Thanks Jim G.

[ohearnk]

Thanks for the quick fix. The options work on my system, including --skip-cmake-build when --build-compiler gnu is set.

However, if building CMake is enabled and --build-compiler intel is set, the CMake build does not use the Intel compilers but instead uses GCC. On my machine, the Intel compilers are earlier in my shell search path than the GCC compilers. So, I'm guessing this has something to do with bootstrapping for CMake.

[jgalarowicz]

I may not have added the Intel compiler for cmake support. I can change that. Jim G

On 08/17/2017 04:38 PM, ohearnk wrote:

Thanks for the quick fix. The options work on my system, including --skip-cmake-build when --build-compiler gnu is set.

However, if building CMake is enabled and --build-compiler intel is set, the CMake build does not use the Intel compilers but instead uses GCC. On my machine, the Intel compilers are earlier in my shell search path than the GCC compilers. So, I'm guessing this has something to do with bootstrapping for CMake.

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[jgalarowicz]

If you don't want to wait, this might work in .support_for_install.sh at around line 2287 add the bold lines. I think this should work. I don't have an intel compiler available at the moment to test it.

if [ $1 == 1 ] ; then
    export CMAKE_INSTALL_PATH=$CBTF_CMAKE_ROOT
else
    export CMAKE_INSTALL_PATH=$KRELL_ROOT_PREFIX/cmake-$cmakever
    export KRELL_ROOT_CMAKE_ROOT=$KRELL_ROOT_PREFIX/cmake-$cmakever
fi

• if [ "$build_with_intel" = 1 ]; then cc="gcc" CC="icc" CXX="icpc" ./bootstrap --prefix=$CMAKE_INSTALL_PATH; make; make install else* cc="gcc" CC="gcc" CXX="g++" ./bootstrap --prefix=$CMAKE_INSTALL_PATH; make; make install

• fi*

  popd

On 08/17/2017 04:37 PM, Jim Galarowicz wrote:

I may not have added the Intel compiler for cmake support. I can change that. Jim G

On 08/17/2017 04:38 PM, ohearnk wrote:

Thanks for the quick fix. The options work on my system, including --skip-cmake-build when --build-compiler gnu is set.

However, if building CMake is enabled and --build-compiler intel is set, the CMake build does not use the Intel compilers but instead uses GCC. On my machine, the Intel compilers are earlier in my shell search path than the GCC compilers. So, I'm guessing this has something to do with bootstrapping for CMake.

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[jgalarowicz]

I just put 2.3.1.rc3 on sourceforge. It has the above change in .support_for_install.sh. There are other changes that I'm trying to get to another person for building on a Cray, so I put this fix in as well. Jim G