libtool: error: unknown tag cxx #16319
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Hell, I try to install Moose on a work station. Everything goes well. But when It shows : libtool: error: unknown tag cxx |
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Could anyone help? |
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What operating system are you using? Can you post some of the context of the error? |
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Thnak you for your help! It shows taht: (moose) lizhen1@dlut:/Project/big_cat$ make > a.txt |
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@lindsayad /usr/bin/grep is also hard coded? Okay, so this feels like a moose-libmesh issue. There is a similar discussion going on about contrib/bin/libtool in moose-libmesh #16123. I think your only option will be to build libMesh yourself, and not use the one supplied by us. Please do the following: conda deactivate
conda env remove -n moose
conda create -n moose moose-petsc moose-tools
conda activate mooseThe above basically re-installs everything needed to build moose except libMesh. So we will need to build that manually. But first, let's clean the moose repository, just in case the previous failed build left any lingering issues: cd /home/lizhen1/Project/moose
git clean -xfdOnce moose is clean, we can try to build libMesh: export MOOSE_JOBS=4
cd /home/lizhen1/Project/moose
scripts/update_and_rebuild_libmesh.shHopefully, you can now build your application: cd /home/lizhen1/Project/big_cat
make -j 4 |
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I dunno. You said everything was fine until this most recent libmesh package...and wasn't that the first time we used meowbuild to create the package? |
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Maybe it's the difference between CentOS 7.6 and 7.7? I was wrong in saying they are using the same image. Turns out meowbuild is using CentOS-7.7 (and now 8), while the rest are using 7.6. Can't use 7.6 or 7.7 (valgrind issues as you discovered). So I stepped it up to 8. I can attempt to manually build our moose-libmesh package using 8, see if that works. If not... not sure stepping backwards is the right solution. |
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You're right. Stepping back is not the right solution. I would say that if we're unable to get |
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I have an issue building libMesh on CentOS 8 using Conda supplied compilers. I have a sample PR busy working on all the moose- packages. https://civet.inl.gov/job/637387/ I suspect it will make it, and then fail on moose-libmesh. It feels like a CentOS 8 issue. But I am not sure how to fix it. |
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Attaching the log generated by |
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Can we (@milljm) not patch the generated |
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And for grep as well? As the OP ran into. |
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Yes, of course |
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This was fixed, along with /usr/bin/sed early this morning. Please perform the following: conda update --allAnd try to build again. |
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Very cool. Thanks Jason |
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This was fixed, along with /usr/bin/sed early this morning. Please perform the following:
And try to build again.