[Discus-talk] Compilation Problem when increasing MAXSCAT and MAXAT_CELL

[PORCHER F. <flo...@ce...>]

Dear all,

I have installed the latest version of DISCUS (Unix version) on a cluster and I wanted to increase the maximum number of different atom types (MAXSCAT) et total number of atoms per unit cell  (MAXAT_CELL.
I have changed the corresponding values in the discus/progs/config.inc file but now I have the following errors during the compilation of discus using INSTUnix v,1.4 version 2010/1/16 :

Show.o : in function 'do_show-symmetry__' :
Show.f:(.text+0x67): relocation truncated to fit: RX86_64_PC32 against symbol 'wyckoff_' defined in COMMMON section in 'show.o'
Show.f:(.text+0x162): relocation truncated to fit: RX86_64_PC32 against symbol 'wyckoff_' defined in COMMMON section in 'show.o'
Show.f:(.text+0x349): relocation truncated to fit: RX86_64_32s against symbol 'wyckoff_' defined in COMMMON section in 'show.o'
Show.f:(.text+0x3fb): relocation truncated to fit: RX86_64_32s against symbol 'wyckoff_' defined in COMMMON section in 'show.o'
Show.f:(.text+0x48c): relocation truncated to fit: RX86_64_32s against symbol 'wyckoff_' defined in COMMMON section in 'show.o'
Show.f:(.text+0x4be): relocation truncated to fit: RX86_64_32s against symbol 'wyckoff_' defined in COMMMON section in 'show.o'
Show.f:(.text+0x5c4): relocation truncated to fit: RX86_64_32s against symbol 'wyckoff_' defined in COMMMON section in 'show.o'
Show.f:(.text+0x6c4): relocation truncated to fit: RX86_64_32s against symbol 'wyckoff_' defined in COMMMON section in 'show.o'
Show.f:(.text+0x81b): relocation truncated to fit: RX86_64_32s against symbol 'wyckoff_' defined in COMMMON section in 'show.o'
Show.f:(.text+0x8a8): additionnal relocation overflows omitted from the output.
Collect2: error: ld return 1 exit status.
Make: *** [discus] Error 1

Idem in block_dat.f and dkdo.f :  Relocation truncated...



I have looked into show.f, then wyckoff.inc but I can't find where the problem comes from.
Does anybody have a solution for that ? A similar problem was encountered sometimes ago by Fabio Nakagomi<http://sourceforge.net/u/fabionakagomi/> (see Bugs reports).

Many thanks in advance for any help,

                Florence Porcher