Compiling Tonto

[MarkL]

Good evening,

I'm trying to compile Tonto (acquired via svn) and I'm running into a problem:

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Making RUN_BUFFER Fortran dependency rules ...
Making GNU-gfortran-on-WINDOWS/fast/modules/types_module.mod ...
Target ./GNU-gfortran-on-WINDOWS/fast/modules/types_module.mod does not exist, compilation forced.
set noglob && /usr/bin/gfortran -I. -I./GNU-gfortran-on-WINDOWS/fast/modules -M./GNU-gfortran-on-WINDOWS/fast/modules -Wall  -O3 -c -o ./GNU-gfortran-on-WINDOWS/fast/objects/types.o GNU-gfortran-on-WINDOWS/fast/f95files/types.f90
f951: error: unrecognized command line option "-M./GNU-gfortran-on-WINDOWS/fast/modules"
Makefile:537: recipe for target `GNU-gfortran-on-WINDOWS/fast/modules/types_module.mod' failed
make: *** [GNU-gfortran-on-WINDOWS/fast/modules/types_module.mod] Error 1


This output is using cygwin and the latest version of the GNU fortran compiler, but it stalls in the same place for me in Linux (openSuse/Ubuntu), and using different compilers (g95, legacy gcc including 4.3, 4.4, 4.5). I don't have a huge amount of experience with fortran/perl (more with the latter, but that was years ago) so I'm not entirely sure what exactly should be looking at in the Makefile, assuming that the problem is there.

Any help anyone can give me would be gratefully received.

[pascalp]

-M that's for the folder of the module "*.mod" fortran files. However for gfortran, it's the -J flag. -M is deprecated.

[MarkL]

First: thank you for the swift reply!

So I need to edit the makefile then, but I'm not entirely sure where...

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# Make the .mod module files
$(moddir)/%.$(MODSUFFIX) : $(PLATFORM_INFO_FILE)
   @test -d $(objdir) || $(MKDIR) $(objdir)
   @test -d $(moddir) || $(MKDIR) $(moddir)
   @$(SET_NOGLOB) echo Making $(TARGET) ...
   @$(if ^,,$(error "Don't know prerequisites for $(TARGET)"))
   @$(SET_NOGLOB) $(PERL) -w $(scriptdir)/compile_mod.pl \
           -fc "$(SET_NOGLOB) $(FC) $(FFLAGS) $(FOPTNS) $(FOUTOBJ)$(TARGET_OBJECT) $(FORTRAN_PREREQUISITES)" \
           -cmp "$(PERL) -w $(scriptdir)/compare_module_file.pl -compiler $(PLATFORM_ID)" \
           -provides $(TARGET_MODULES) $(TARGET_OBJECT) \
           -requires $(PREREQUISITES)
   @$(SET_NOGLOB) touch $(TARGET_MODULES) $(TARGET_OBJRCT)

is the section in question, and I'm not quite sure where to look for what to change. A simple search through the document wasn't that productive, but then as I said I'm not that experienced...

[pascalp]

check in the file platforms/GNU-gfortran-on-WINDOWS
on line 12:
FFLAGS = -I$(srcdir) -I$(moddir) -M$(moddir) -Wall

http://tonto-chem.svn.sourceforge.net/v ... iew=markup

[MarkL]

Thank you for the help, but I'm afraid the problems aren't over. Same place, different error:

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Making GNU-gfortran-on-WINDOWS/fast/modules/system_module.mod ...
Target ./GNU-gfortran-on-WINDOWS/fast/modules/system_module.mod does not exist, compilation forced.
set noglob && /usr/bin/gfortran -I. -I./GNU-gfortran-on-WINDOWS/fast/modules -J./GNU-gfortran-on-WINDOWS/fast/modules -Wall  -O3 -c -o ./GNU-gfortran-on-WINDOWS/fast/objects/system.o GNU-gfortran-on-WINDOWS/fast/f95files/system.f90
GNU-gfortran-on-WINDOWS/fast/f95files/system.f90:1824.15:

      n = kind(self)
               1
Error: 'x' argument of 'kind' intrinsic at (1) must be a non-derived type
GNU-gfortran-on-WINDOWS/fast/f95files/system.f90:1793.15:

      n = kind(self)
               1
Error: 'x' argument of 'kind' intrinsic at (1) must be a non-derived type
GNU-gfortran-on-WINDOWS/fast/f95files/system.f90:1765.15:

      n = kind(self)
               1
Error: 'x' argument of 'kind' intrinsic at (1) must be a non-derived type
GNU-gfortran-on-WINDOWS/fast/f95files/system.f90:1735.15:

      n = kind(self)
               1
Error: 'x' argument of 'kind' intrinsic at (1) must be a non-derived type
Makefile:537: recipe for target `GNU-gfortran-on-WINDOWS/fast/modules/system_module.mod' failed
make: *** [GNU-gfortran-on-WINDOWS/fast/modules/system_module.mod] Error 1


(Sorry for the delay in getting back to you, my internet's been broken.)

[pascalp]

Weird, which compiler are you using and what version?

Also, it's specific to the windows platform. I do not have the error on linux and there is no such line in my system.f90. The generated code from the foo file must be different :/

Can you post/attach your system.f90 file?

[MarkL]

The Fortran compiler is GFortran 4.5.3.

system.f90 is over 3000 lines long, so it's here in a pastebin: http://pastebin.com/nBVdRXPt (the raw data keeps the formatting)

[MarkL]

I also note that I get a near-identical error message in Ubuntu 11.10, using gfortran 4.6.1 - error reproduced below

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Making GNU-f95-on-LINUX/fast/modules/system_module.mod ...
Target ./GNU-f95-on-LINUX/fast/modules/system_module.mod does not exist, compilation forced.
set noglob && /usr/bin/f95 -I. -I./GNU-f95-on-LINUX/fast/modules -O -c -o ./GNU-f95-on-LINUX/fast/objects/system.o GNU-f95-on-LINUX/fast/f95files/system.F90
GNU-f95-on-LINUX/fast/f95files/system.F90:1823.15:

      n = kind(self)
               1
Error: 'x' argument of 'kind' intrinsic at (1) must be a non-derived type
GNU-f95-on-LINUX/fast/f95files/system.F90:1792.15:

      n = kind(self)
               1
Error: 'x' argument of 'kind' intrinsic at (1) must be a non-derived type
GNU-f95-on-LINUX/fast/f95files/system.F90:1764.15:

      n = kind(self)
               1
Error: 'x' argument of 'kind' intrinsic at (1) must be a non-derived type
GNU-f95-on-LINUX/fast/f95files/system.F90:1734.15:

      n = kind(self)
               1
Error: 'x' argument of 'kind' intrinsic at (1) must be a non-derived type
make: *** [GNU-f95-on-LINUX/fast/modules/system_module.mod] Error 1


And the pastebin for system.f90 on this system: http://pastebin.com/uuCui5Gn

[pascalp]

by the name of the path, are you sure you are not using g95? I am using gfortran 4.7

I don't have any routine named quick_sort_decreasing but SYSTEM_quick_sort_decreasing and instead of if (.false.) n = kind(self) I have if (.false.) n = transfer(self,n)
Anyway in both case, it's dead code, it's never used or undefined...

In your case:

line 1823: n is allocated the line after so you can delete the first one.

line 1792: it's more problematic, if stack is not associated, n is undefined :/ but n is redefined if there is a stack. If you delete the line it should be ok though.

line 1764: same

line 1734: same

I have reported a bug related to this matter: https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?group_ ... tid=775461