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Dear all

the people of TGCC machines tried to compile Yambo on this supercomputer center, but they failed due to this error, (see attachment)

linux -I<path_install>/yambo-5.1.0/yambo-master/include -I<path_install>/yambo-5.1.0/yambo-master/include/headers/common -I<path_install>/yambo-5.1.0/yambo-master/include/headers/parser -I<path_install>/yambo-5.1.0/yambo-master/lib/yambo/driver/include -I<path_install>/yambo-5.1.0/yambo-master/include/driver -c <path_install>/yambo-5.1.0/yambo-master/src/driver/options_projects.c

<path_install>/yambo-5.1.0/yambo-master/src/driver/options_interfaces.c(26): catastrophic error: cannot open source file "kind.h"
<path_install>/yambo-5.1.0/yambo-master/src/driver/options_projects.c(26): catastrophic error: cannot open source file "kind.h"
<path_install>/yambo-5.1.0/yambo-master/src/driver/options_yambo.c(26): catastrophic error: cannot open source file "kind.h"
<path_install>/yambo-5.1.0/yambo-master/src/driver/options_control.c(26): catastrophic error: cannot open source file "kind.h"
#include <kind.h>
#include <kind.h>
#include <kind.h>
#include <kind.h>
^
^
^
^

any suggestion, idea to solve the problem?

best
Claudio

Dear all,

yesterday I compiled the very last version of yambo on TGCC CEA with the following
and by compiling the internal libraries.

The compilation works successfully. What is wrong with me is the execution of yambo through an ordinary job script. It fails with a segmentation fault.
On the other hand, the execution on the command line works perfectly.

Elena Cannuccia