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I solved this problem by changing the "liblapack.a" to "libopenblas.so". |
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Hi,
I'm trying to compile OpenFAST v3.5.2 in Linux server Redhat7.
I have a problem when building (or Linking) Fortran executable openfast as below;
i think this is problems from not finding the --l("library"). But i cannot find the "lib" library searching in internet (using my windows PC).
In my case, I cannot use Internet and get the administer rights due to the Company's security rules. so, I installed gcc-8.5.0 with libraries, cmake-3.29.0, ... manually. and then change the local PATH to load a new version of that by changing the bashrc.
below is 'cmake .. ' commend screen.
below is 'make openfast' commend screen.
OpenFAST Version
v3.5.2 downloaded from github releases (Source code (tar.gz))
System Information
OS: Red Hat Enterprise Server 7.3
Processor: Intel Xeon E5 (2.7GHz)
Compiler: gfortran 8.5.0 (gcc-8.5.0) / CMake-3.29.2 / Make-4.4.1
Compiler settings: cmake .. -DBLAS_LIBRARIES="lib" -DLAPACK_LIBRARIES="lib"
CMakeCache.txt
If anyone knows anything about this issue, please help.
(2024-04-22)
I think this problem from LAPACK PATH. I installed LAPACK as per 'https://github.com/Reference-LAPACK/lapack'.
and changed the cmake commend as below.
but it shows the same error as below.
Does anyone know anything about this issue? thank you.
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