From: wrankin@cerberus.ee.duke.edu (William T. Rankin) Newsgroups: comp.parallel.pvm Subject: Re: pvm3.3 and pvm3.4 on the same computer Date: 30 Nov 1998 11:25:11 -0500 Organization: Duke University, Durham, NC, USA Message-Id: <73ugt7$bf1$1@cerberus.ee.duke.edu> References: In article , Harald Harders wrote: >Hallo, > >I work with a computer on which both pvm3.3 and pvm3.4 are installed. >The pvm3.3 libraries are in the directory /usr/local/lib. The pvm3.4 >libraries are in the directory ~/pvm3/lib/HPPA. I want to use the version >pvm3.4. >If I use >gcc -I~/pvm3/include -L~/pvm3/lib/HPPA -Wall -o prog prog.cpp -lgpvm3 >-lpvm3 -lstdc++ -lm >the program gets compiled. But I think it is linked with the version 3.3 >libraries because when I start it, I get this output: >libpvm [pid27982]: /tmp/pvmd.3544.rzserv6i: No such file or directory >libpvm [pid27982]: /tmp/pvmd.3544.rzserv6i: No such file or directory >libpvm [pid27982]: /tmp/pvmd.3544.rzserv6i: No such file or directory >libpvm [pid27982]: pvm_mytid(): Can't contact local daemon Hmmm. Try linking explicitly with the library image: gcc -I~/pvm3/include -Wall -o prog prog.cpp ~/pvm3/lib/HPPA/libgpvm3.a ~/pvm3/lib/HPPA/libpvm3.a -lstdc++ -lm see if that works. >Is there a possibility to force gnu-c++ to link the libraries version 3.4 >instead of the older ones? read the gcc info pages. they should help you out. -b -- bill rankin ...................................... philosopher/coffee-drinker wrankin@ee.duke.edu ........................................ doctoral wannabe duke university dept. of electrical engr ......... scientific computing group