Using abinit 7.10.5, I would like to write out the full wavefunctions at the end of the calculation using
pawprtwf 1
However, when it came time to write out the wavefunctions, the program gave the error message:
message: |
ETSF-IO support must be enabled in order to output AE PAW wavefunction.
No output will be produced, use --enable-etsf-io at configure-time.
In fact, the first time I received that message, I did install etsf-io from the fall-back directory and changed the configure options accordingly. Perhaps there is something wrong with my configure options??? the beginning of the config.log is as follows:
../configure --prefix=/home/natalie/EL6/publiccode/abinit/abinit-7.10.5 --exec-prefix=/home/natalie/EL6/publiccode/abinit/abinit-7.10.5 --enable-mpi --with-mpi-prefix=/rhel6/opt/openmpi/1.6-intel --with-fft-flavor=fftw3-mkl --with-linalg-flavor=mkl --with-dft-flavor=libxc --with-libxc-incs=-I/home/natalie/EL6/publiccode/libxc/libxc-2.0.0/include --with-libxc-libs=-L/home/natalie/EL6/publiccode/libxc/libxc-2.0.0/lib -lxc --with-netcdf-incs=-I/home/natalie/EL6/publiccode/netcdf/netcdf-4.1.1/include --with-netcdf-libs=-L/home/natalie/EL6/publiccode/netcdf/netcdf-4.1.1/lib --with-etsf-io-incs=-I/home/natalie/EL6/publiccode/etsf_io/etsf_io-1.0.4/include --with-etsf-io-libs=-L/home/natalie/EL6/publiccode/etsf_io/etsf_io-1.0.4/lib FC=ifort CC=icc CPP=icc -E --no-create --no-recursion
Thanks in advance for any advice. Natalie
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Re: enable-etsf-io
Dear Natalie,
Use --with-trio-flavor="etsf_io+netcdf" to enable ETSF-IO and netcdf support.
Please note that there's a problem in the specification of the link flags used for netcdf and etsf-io.
One should specify the name of the directory containing the libraries after the -L option (-Ldirectory_name)
as well as the libraries to be linked (-l option).
These are the flags I use to build abinit with etsf-io support:
--with-trio-flavor="netcdf+etsf_io"
--with-netcdf-libs="-L$HOME/Local/lib -lnetcdff -lnetcdf"
--with-etsf-io-libs="-L$HOME/Local/lib -letsf_io -letsf_io_low_level -letsf_io_utils"
In your case, $HOME/local/lib should be replaced with
-L/home/natalie/EL6/publiccode/netcdf/netcdf-4.1.1/lib
for the netcdf libs and with
-L/home/natalie/EL6/publiccode/etsf_io/etsf_io-1.0.4/lib
for the etsf-io-libs
At the end of the configuration, the configure script will give a summary with the most important options.
You should see something like
* TRIO flavor = netcdf+etsf_io
if the libraries have been correctly detected (Send me the full config.log file, if you continue to have problems with the configuration).
For more examples of configuration files, see the templates in ~abinit/doc/build/config-examples
Btw, if you use --with-trio-flavor="netcdf+etsf_io" without specifying --with-netcdf-libs and --with-etsf-io-libs,
the build system will try to activate the internal fallbacks. This option is handy if you don't want to compile your own libraries.
Best regards,
Matteo
Use --with-trio-flavor="etsf_io+netcdf" to enable ETSF-IO and netcdf support.
Please note that there's a problem in the specification of the link flags used for netcdf and etsf-io.
One should specify the name of the directory containing the libraries after the -L option (-Ldirectory_name)
as well as the libraries to be linked (-l option).
These are the flags I use to build abinit with etsf-io support:
--with-trio-flavor="netcdf+etsf_io"
--with-netcdf-libs="-L$HOME/Local/lib -lnetcdff -lnetcdf"
--with-etsf-io-libs="-L$HOME/Local/lib -letsf_io -letsf_io_low_level -letsf_io_utils"
In your case, $HOME/local/lib should be replaced with
-L/home/natalie/EL6/publiccode/netcdf/netcdf-4.1.1/lib
for the netcdf libs and with
-L/home/natalie/EL6/publiccode/etsf_io/etsf_io-1.0.4/lib
for the etsf-io-libs
At the end of the configuration, the configure script will give a summary with the most important options.
You should see something like
* TRIO flavor = netcdf+etsf_io
if the libraries have been correctly detected (Send me the full config.log file, if you continue to have problems with the configuration).
For more examples of configuration files, see the templates in ~abinit/doc/build/config-examples
Btw, if you use --with-trio-flavor="netcdf+etsf_io" without specifying --with-netcdf-libs and --with-etsf-io-libs,
the build system will try to activate the internal fallbacks. This option is handy if you don't want to compile your own libraries.
Best regards,
Matteo
Re: enable-etsf-io
Thanks Matteo,
--with-trio-flavor="etsf_io+netcdf" worked well and seems to have solved the problem. With my open compiles of netcdf and etsf_io, it still did not work, but perhaps we can leave that mystery alone and get back to physics. Thanks so much for your help. Natalie
--with-trio-flavor="etsf_io+netcdf" worked well and seems to have solved the problem. With my open compiles of netcdf and etsf_io, it still did not work, but perhaps we can leave that mystery alone and get back to physics. Thanks so much for your help. Natalie