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Hi,

I downlaod Telemac from svn and follow the installation procedure with perl. Everything worked until i launched the command makeall90 :

steffan@steffan-desktop:~/opentelemac/v6p1$ bin/makeall90



Ready for making System TELEMAC90
Automatic mode.

Repertoire 'special/special_v6p1/sources' inexistant
Repertoire 'special/special_v6p1/sources' inexistant ! (Ignore)

and so on with all directories, whereas they exist.

The file cfgmak.mak is updated with my configuration : linux, gfortran, /home/steffan/opentelemac, /usr/bin and /usr/lib are the new variables of my file systel.ini

Someone already got this problem?

best regards,

stephane

Hello,

There must be some mismatch in the names of directories. I do not really understand your command with a $ in the middle. You need to be in the bin directory to launch the makeall90 command, so your command should be simply makeall90, and the command pwd should tell you that you re in directory bin. If this still does not work (but this would mean that there is a problem) you can try to compile the libraries one by one, starting by special, etc., but each time you must execute the command "maktel all install" in the directory of the Fortran sources.

With best regards,

Jean-Michel Hervouet

the "$" was the last character before the command I write.
user@computer:'directory'$ <=> steffan@steffan-desktop:~/opentelemac/v6p1$

I found the mistake, my mistake, of course. I tried to compile special's sources with maket all install but it doesn't work neither. So I opened makeall90 and makeall90.pl. I add printf "$project\n"; to know where the compilation script is. It was in the directory /home/steffan/opentelemac. Of course, it didn't found the directory special and the others ones, because they are at : /home/steffan/opentelemac/v6p1/. I change the variable PROJECT=/home/steffan/opentelemac
into :
PROJECT=/home/steffan/opentelemac/v6p1
And it worked perfectly.

Thank you for your idea of pwd. It makes me think to a mistake of localisation.

best regards

stephane