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Linux source code access for PreVABS 1.4.2

  1. Joseph Robinson

    Hi,

    I’m trying to update PreVABS to the latest version to work with VABS 4, but I only see compiled Linux binaries on the cdmHUB page. The binaries aren’t working on my computer because we don’t have the ability to install GLIBCXX_3.4.22 on RHEL 7.

    For previous versions, I compiled PreVABS from source. Do you still distribute the source code for PreVABS? I saw that you have a GitHub page but I’m not able to access it without Perdue credentials.

    Thanks,
    Joseph Robinson

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    1. Su Tian

      Hello Joseph,

      The source package has been uploaded. You can find it now on the download page. Thank you for your feedback!

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      1. Joseph Robinson

        Hi Su,

        Thank you for uploading the source code. When compiling PreVABS, I get the following error:

        [ 97%] Building Fortran object CMakeFiles/prevabs.dir/vabs-3.9/src/Output.f90.o

        /home/robinson3/bin/prevabs/prevabs-1.4.3/vabs-3.9/src/Output.f90:120.34:

         

            REAL(DBL),INTENT(IN)   :: cte(nmate,6)

                                          1

        Error: Variable 'nmate' cannot appear in the expression at (1)

        /home/robinson3/bin/prevabs/prevabs-1.4.3/vabs-3.9/src/Output.f90:121.39:

         

            REAL(DBL),INTENT(IN):: temperature(nnode)

                                               1

        Error: Variable 'nnode' cannot appear in the expression at (1)

        make[2]: *** [CMakeFiles/prevabs.dir/vabs-3.9/src/Output.f90.o] Error 1

        make[1]: *** [CMakeFiles/prevabs.dir/all] Error 2

        make: *** [all] Error 2

        Do you know how to fix this? It seems to be related to the VABS 3.9 source code bundled with PreVABS.

        Thanks,
        Joseph

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