On 07/27/2015 04:05 PM, Sandro Mani wrote:
On 27.07.2015 23:56, Sandro Mani wrote:
Ok I've now got one full build of all MPI packages [1]. Investigating
the output, things are looking good, except for the fact that I
realized that I'll also need to handle binaries MPI_PYTHON_SITEARCH
and MPI_FORTRAN_MOD_DIR - these directories are outside MPI_HOME and
hence currently don't get the enhanced requires/provides strings.
Since change deadline is tomorrow, I'd like to see the rebuilds
starting to land in rawhide+F23 despite of this remaining issue, and
then I'll look at cleanly adapting the scripts to also handle the
(few) remaining cases.
I've prepared a set of git am-able patches to apply to the various
packages here [2]. The rebuild sequence needed is posted below.
Know FTBFS are paraview (protobuf incompatibility) and netgen-mesher
(orrection: that would be gmsh
(someone had the great idea of doing something like #define Status int
in a public header and I haven't yet got around to finding out who).
Affected by the missing handling of MPI_PYTHON_SITEARCH and
MPI_FORTRAN_MOD_DIR are elpa, sundials, pypar and mpi4py.
So if any proven packager could fire the rebuilds, that would be much
appreciated.
Where are we with this? I see some F23 builds but no updates yet.
Thanks
Sandro
[1] https://copr.fedoraproject.org/coprs/smani/rpm-mpi-hooks-testing2
[2] https://smani.fedorapeople.org/rpm-mpi-hooks/patches/
Rebuild sequence (these are four groups, items within a group can be
built together):
mpich
openmpi
mpi4py
valgrind
pypar
boost
dl_poly
hpl
netgen-mesher
espresso
scotch
hdf5
scalapack
gromacs
scorep
sundials
Ray
orsa
mathgl
gmsh
elk
elpa
freefem++
netcdf
MUMPS
gpaw
ga
nwchem
cp2k
netcdf-cxx4
netcdf-fortran
coin-or-Ipopt
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