ARM64 compilation errors #19709
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Hello, I've been using @tharman-git 's recent helpful thread to work on building Visit for another ARM64 system, based on an Ampere Altra (Neoverse N1) SOC, on Ubuntu 22.04.4 (Server), and have successfully built Visit but then run into a problem: After successfully building visit, I first deleted an old, incompatible version of visit: If I run with this flag it runs fine, but there is of course no display window: Thanks so much for your help! Here's my workflow: Downloaded the 3.4.1 build script and changed these lines per @tharman-git's other discussion threads: |
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Hello all, I also tried not manually downloading the source archives, and allowing visit to build cmake itself. So first I cleaned up the manually installed cmake in /opt |
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Hi sure thing here you go, thanks for having a look! |
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Based on this error message: Which makes me think that perhaps You can search for |
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hedgehog-fog: I suspect there's an issue with the modifications you made to lines 21388 and 21409 of build_visit script. The quotations appear to be incorrect. I compared line 124629 of your log file to a log file from a version that compiled. Notice the quotations are not in the same place.
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@biagas : In a different thread I uploaded a version of Uintah, 2.6.3, which fixed the underlying compile problem, removing the need to modify build_visit script. Is it being distributed? |
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Yes, please use Uintah 2.6.3 for VisIt 3.4.1 and beyond. |
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hedgehog-fog: I suspect there's an issue with the modifications you made to lines 21388 and 21409 of build_visit script. The quotations appear to be incorrect. I compared line 124629 of your log file to a log file from a version that compiled. Notice the quotations are not in the same place.