Compilation issue - missing function definitions?

[reference-scalapack]

Compilation issue - missing function definitions?

[dtaller]

Hello. I just looked through my log files. Actually I think that you are right, your fix worked for scalapack and I was seeing another error for a different package (not scalapack) that my project builds after scalapack. I think that your fix also works.

Thanks and sorry for the trouble.

[zerothi]

Great, I still think the definitions should be made in the repo, so let's keep this issue open.

[zerothi]

Add the flag -Wno-error=implicit-function-declaration can't remember if it has plural s or not. This should work AFAIK, can't test since I am not at my comp.

[dtaller]

Thanks, @zerothi ! I appreciate your help. Your suggestion got me past this type of error, but unfortunately some others came up.

I ended up forcing the C standard to 90 (using -DCMAKE_C_STANDARD=90 but there are other ways to do this). That seems to have allowed me to build. For my application this is probably easiest, but yes you are right I could probably disable this and other errors in the way you suggested also.

[zerothi]

If I recall I managed to build it using that flag, but I was using make files. Perhaps if you show the errors we could help /figure out what to do

[orbeckst]

Thanks for the workaround. With the following changes to SLmake.inc.example

   CDEFS         = -DAdd_

   FC            = mpifort
   CC            = mpicc
   CCFLAGS       = -O3 -diag-disable=10441 -Wno-error=implicit-function-declaration

   BLASLIB       = -L/opt/intel/oneapi/mkl/2023.2.0/lib -I/opt/intel/oneapi/mkl/2023.2.0/include -lmkl_intel_lp64 -lmkl_sequential -lmkl_core
   LAPACKLIB     =
   LIBS          = $(LAPACKLIB) $(BLASLIB)

I could compile with Intel OneAPI 2023.2.0

• icc version 2021.10.0 (deprecated, therefore -diag-disable=10441)
• ifort version 2021.10.0
  on Intel MacOS 13.5 (Xcode 14.3.1).

(Note that this issue and Issue #31 comment on the same problem.)

[fxcoudert]

Clang 15 and later now have this enabled by default into an error.

[eli-schwartz]

Effectively a duplicate of #31