From: LEE, KERRY T. (JSC-SF) (UHCL) (kerry.t.lee1@jsc.nasa.gov)
Date: Thu May 12 2005 - 17:28:02 CEST
Dear FLUKA users,
I was able to answer my own question, but thought it might be useful to
others.
I have successfully linked FLUKA on an opteron machine, and all that was
required was to add the compiler flag -m32 to the lfluka script. This flag
forces the use of the 32bit libraries instead of the default 64bit
libraries.
Kerry
-----Original Message-----
From: LEE, KERRY T. (JSC-SF) (UHCL)
To: 'fluka-discuss@fluka.org'
Sent: 5/10/2005 2:37 PM
Subject: FLUKA on Opteron
Dear FLUKA users,
Has anyone tried to link FLUKA on an AMD-Opteron machine running Red Hat
Enterprise linux?
I can compile on a P4 machine running RHEL3, but get a compatability
error on the Opteron. I was under the impression that there should be
no compatability problems. I am thinking maybe the libraries I need are
not used by the g77 compiler by default on the Opteron system.
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks
Kerry
-----Original Message-----
From: owner-fluka-discuss@fisica.unimi.it
To: 'fluka-discuss@fluka.org'
Sent: 5/4/2005 3:23 PM
Subject: Parallel Monte Carlo with FLUKA
Hi,
I would like to run different FLUKA runs on multiple
processors/machines,
but want to avoid the overlapping of random seed sequences. I saw the
following in the fluka-discuss archive.
http://pcfluka.mi.infn.it/web_archive/earchive/new-fluka-discuss/0053.ht
ml
Alfredo responded to this message saying that this mechanism was not in
place yet but would be there in the next release. Since this was almost
3
years ago I assume this mechanism exists now in the April 2004 release,
is
that correct?
If I understand what Alberto said in his mail, I should be able to put
in
any number less than 9.E8 in what(2) of RANDOMIZE and not have to worry
about repeating random sequences for different runs as long as I use
different values in what(2) of RANDOMIZE. Is that correct?
Thanks
Kerry
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