[CPMD-list] Upon compilation of cpmd2cube...

[kohsj at ihpc.a-star.edu.sg]

Hi,

The attached Makefile was used for compilation of the cpmd2cube code.  The value for bmaxdata was changed accordingly, and compilation was successful.

But upon calling the executable file "./cpmd2cube -rho DENSITY", the following error message appeared:


> cpmd2cube.x -rho DENSITY                                                      
exec(): 0509-036 Cannot load program cpmd2cube.x because of the following errors
:                                                                               
        0509-026 System error: There is not enough memory available now.        


Another observation that I'd like to make is that, in an attempt to delete the "cpmd2cube-v.0.1.1" folder, there's always this file ".nfsXXXXX" which is not deletable.  The reason for this "non-deletability" is that the suffixes "XXXXX" keeps changing in value upon deletion attempts.

My IT man suggested that it could probably be:


"Since you are the one who create the folder, you shall have the right to
remove anything in the folder. However, you claim that you delete the
file and it come back again. This is mostly likely due to your program.
You may have write a program and this program may need to write
something in this folder everytime it is running and therefore the file
come back after you delete it. I just make a guess and I do not have any
evidence to support my point. Hope that clear your doubt."


Is there anything worthy of concern in the "Makefile"?  Seeking your kind advice :).  Thank you very much.


Adrian.

P.S.     The machine I use is:  IBM p690 AIX 5L v5.1
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