CMake error on my 64bit machine
 

Hello World.

I am really really sorry to ask about this since I have managed to install OpenFOAM about three times before on 32bit machines.
But on my new 64bit machine running Kubuntu 9.04 I'm really stuck.

So far I have managed to install the Qt version 4.3.5 and wanted to compile Paraview 3.3 by running

from the /OpenFOAM/ThirdParty directory.

Unfortunately there is this error message

I'm searching the forum for hours but have found nothing so far.
Maybe I'm getting tired or the information is hiding from me.

Could someone help me with this?
Whats wrong?

Hi Sebastian,

I dont know the exact answer. I would recommend posting the output of few commands.

cmake --version
qmake --version

This way you will be atleast sure you using the suitable versions of both programs.
Rishi

Sounds promising, as there is an error:

But the file is existing

Qt seems to be working:

Hi Sebastian,

It seems more people have problems with cmake in Kubuntu 9.04. In this thread it is mentioned that you need to install it separately by
and perhaps need to edit a file called CMakeLists.txt to edit the right file paths etc.

Regards,

Gijsbert

Linux, please don't do this to me.

There are 263 files called CMakeLists.txt on my system.
Which one am I going to edit? And how?

I was not able to extract any valuable information to me out of your suggested thread, sorry. It's about some weather plasmoid software?

Meanwhile I did a
and
but it changed nothing concerning buildParaView3.3-cvs ...

set WM_64 to true.

Hrv

there seem to be some unknown trick to compile paraFoam on 64 bits systems. I had a similar problem on openSUSE 64 bits, but the answer I got did not solve my problem, it might work for you
here is a link to that thread
http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/ope...evelopers.html

Thanks for your response.
I put WM_64='true' to the very end of /OpenFOAM/OpenFOAM-1.5/etc/bashrc

At least it made the buildParaView3.3-cvs go some way.

It went until hitting
So there still seems to be some problem with this (damned, sorry for that) cmake.

What does this OPENGL error mean?
I am happy managing this linux stuff without doing some drivers related to my graphic card ...

Well, I guess my limited Linux knowledge might help you. There are two ways to solve this:
1- search your system and find where the OPENGL is located, then set it manually in the bashrc file
2- find which system file has the system variables defined and edit it (You can post a query on your distro forums and sure there will be some willing to help, at least this is what I did)
You know, I thought non zero definitions means true, but it is not, this week end I will try to do as you did, set the value to 'true' and see what happens, thanks, for your informative answer.
Good Luck

What does that mean? How do I search my system for THAT?

on my openSUSE, I would call YAST -> software management and type the file name in the search window, does that answer help you? of course not. Sorry for that. Take your question to the UBUNTU forums, good Samaritans are everywhere

one more point, OPENGL is a microsoft product, and instead, Linux distros use the MESA graphic library, there must be some softlinks to adjust for that

Hi Sebastian,

You need some OpenGL and X11 libs, at least on Fedora. In (K)Ubuntu I know you also need mesa libs. You can get the whole bunge with

and

Hope this is of more help than my last trial.

Cheers, Gijs

Hi.

I am afraid no.
is an unknown command to my system.

looks promising althought I had to put the install command in it.

Unfortunately these packages are not found.
I'm really sorry about that, but I don't know what this is all meaning.
I would not even know what question I should post on the ubuntu forum.

Is that true?! Looks like I fixed it!

Searching for days I finally found http://jlinx.de/blog/?p=304
and installing the two packages

made buildParaView3.3-cvs start.
Hopefully there won't be any other errors...

Hi,

i am also stuck at

I wrote

at the end of my bashrc in the OpenFOAM Directory but i get the same error again; did you do something else?

andi

The following lines are copied from the on Line documents at www.ubuntu.com

1. Click System → Administration → Synaptic Package Manager. Enter your password if prompted.
2. Click Search to search for an application, or click Sections and look through the categories to find one.
3. Right-click the application that you want to install and select Mark for Installation.
4. If you are asked if you would like to mark additional changes, click Mark.
5. Select any other applications that you would like to install.
6. Click Apply, and then click Apply in the window that appears. The applications that you chose will be downloaded and installed.

I guess you now realize that the basics of system administration has to be known to you.
Good Luck, and let us know the results of your 64 bits installation

No. It solved the problem with CMake on my system.

Thats bad, for me ;)

@Ahmed: I already have this packages installed. If i understood sega correctly his first error which is similar to mine disapperaed after setting WM_64 to true which unfortunately does not seem to do the trick for me.

I guess i will have to throw the 32bit Version on VirtualBox and not the 64 one :/

Before you do that, It is a good idea to use synaptic (or YAST or whatever package manager on your distro) and update cmake and OPENGL (or its available variant on your distro)
Good Luck

This is very strange misinformation. OpenGL is by no means a Microsoft product! It was originally developed by sgi. Here's a link to more OpenGL information: http://www.opengl.org/

Have you resolved the problem? I'm stuck with the same obstacle, and setting WM_64 to true does not seem to have any effect on the buildParaview script...

Does anyone have any other suggestion?

I'm obviously not a developer like Hrv, but as I mentioned in a related thread (http://www.cfd-online.com/Forums/ope...evelopers.html) setting WM_64 does not reflect the current state in OpenFOAM-1.5.x and I would thus not expect it to affect the buildParaview script either. Perhaps the OpenFOAM-extend version is doing something different though.

I've found that some of the executables in the ThirdParty binary openfoam distribution are for some reason incompatible with Ubuntu 9.04. Cmake is one of them. You can be in the direction with cmake, type ./cmake and it will claim that it's not found. All the protections look reasonable. I think there is something about the file ubuntu doesn't like.

One of the Paraview 3.3-cvs libraries is the same way. It has an undefined label. If I rebuild Paraview, supposedly using the same libraries they did, the problem just goes away.

I'm going to try a few more things then I'm reverting to the previous Ubuntu.