[Users] Fedora 27 Compilation error

[iconoklastic91 at gmail.com]

 I had been worried that on a computer with limited capabilities, interruption of the computations was more likely to occur during the lengthy run time, and hoped to prepare for it. I then discovered that I can hibernate Ubuntu, and am thinking of using it instead of Fedora, and have also been advised that the use of checkpoints is another alternative. (In qc0-mclachlan, I note the provided code segment, but the code segment includes another line with the value 55552. Would this generally be a good value on a computer of considerably different architecture?)
In any case, I would still be interested in trying to determine why Fedora does not compile Cactus properly for me. It goes pretty far before it terminates. I think I can collect the output in a text file, since inline text would be overwhelming. What would be the best procedure for submitting this information?
    On Monday, November 20, 2017, 11:37:11 PM PST, Frank Loeffler <knarf at cct.lsu.edu> wrote:  
 
 On Tue, Nov 21, 2017 at 04:33:14AM +0000, iconoklastic91 at gmail.com wrote:
>COMPILING 
>arrangements/McLachlan/ML_BSSN/src/RegisterSymmetries.ccCOMPILING 
>arrangements/McLachlan/ML_BSSN/src/Startup.ccCreating 
>/home/jontester/Cactus/configs/sim/lib/libthorn_ML_BSSN.amake: *** 
>[Makefile:260: sim] Error 2

Hi,

Different parts of Cactus are by default built in parallel, so a short 
excerpt of the build log might not be enough. We might be able to tell 
you more if you would log all of the output and send us that (if you 
know how, please compress it, it might be quite a bit).

If one of the external libraries didn't build (not unlikely), then most 
often that log only refers to the log of that particular library 
(usually called build.log). If that is the case, that file would be of 
particular interest.

Frank
  
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