(1) BigstickPublick
: https://github.com/cwjsdsu/BigstickPublick
gfortran had problems with MPI commands.
--> ifort could compile without problem
or add compile option "-fallow-argument-mismatch"
(2) imsrg
: https://github.com/ragnarstroberg/imsrg
missing libraries have to be installed. But, python binding was problem.
--> include python3 path in Makefile. (replace 'python-config' into 'python3-config')
(2-1) to build : goto "build/" and run "cmake .."
then "make install"
(2-2) After compile, one can run "imsrg++ [arguments]"
Python script to specify command line arguments can be found in "work/" folder.
(2-3) To get documentation, run "doxygen [.dox file]" in "doc/" folder.
(3) NuHamil
: https://github.com/Takayuki-Miyagi/NuHamil-public
* no submodule
--> "git submodule init" and "git submodule update"
* missing hdf5.mod
--> add include path " -I/usr/include/hdf5/serial"
(first install "sudo apt install libhdf5-dev hdf5-tools")
* cannot find -lhdf5_fortran
--> add path "-L/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/hdf5/serial"
* may need additional libraries installed
"sudo apt install libgsl-dev"
(4) HartreeFock: https://github.com/Takayuki-Miyagi/HartreeFock
no submodule
--> same solution as above
argument mismatch
--> edit Makefile, Debug=off and add compile option "-fallow-argument-mismatch"
Tips:
In general, if some library is already installed but could not be found,
solutions are usually add correct path/location.
How to find the path os installed library in Ubuntu?
try " dpkg --get-selections | grep -v deinstall | grep [name]"
