[Wien] Does increasing shell values make sense here?

[Vladimir Timochevski]

Hello,

I did not work with HP machines, but I had a similar problem on IBM-SP4.
It seems that you are trying to link 64-bit object file with a 32-bit
library.
I solved this problem by setting a system variable OBJECT_MODE=64. It
tells linker to do a 64-bit link.
But this is on AIX. On your machine you probably have something similar
(?). 
You can try to find it on linker man page ("man ld").

Regards,
Vladimir.

Michael Frotscher wrote:
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> Hello, Wien-ML
> 
> > In principle Yes.
> >
> >       You add +DA2.0W in the compiler option to obtain 64bit code.
> > I have not yet tried to compile wien2k with 64bit mode. But, for vasp
> > code I have used
> > FC=mpif90 +source=free +DA2.0W +noppu
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> > to obtain 64bit version in HP-UX machine.
> 
> Thank you. I tried compiling Wien with the +DA2.0W-option (as well as several
> others which seem to have something to do with 64bit code), but always run
> into the follwoing error:
> 
> abc.o: Mismatched ABI. 64-bit PA object file found in 32-bit link.
> *** Error exit code 1
> 
> Compiler is the HP F90 v2.6.3.
> Does anyone know which switches I need to set to successfully compile Wien
> with 64bit code?
> 
> Sincerely,
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> Michael Frotscher
> Institute of Inorganic and Applied Chemistry
> University of Hamburg, Germany
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Vladimir Timoshevskii
Departement de Physique, Universite de Montreal
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email: Vladimir.Timochevski at umontreal.ca
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