I’m trying to compile dynare 4.4.2 on my rosa linux r3 (64bit) for matlab R2013a. The configure step is
But I’m getting the error
configure: error: Can't find UMFPACK
configure: error: ./configure failed for mex/build/octave
I’ve been trying it with --with-umfpack=/usr/include/suitesparse, but the error is still remaining.
Umfpack is installed (lib64umfpack-devel, lib64umfpack5.6.1 packages), so I have no idea what to do. Any ideas? Thanks in advance!
It looks like your Linux distribution uses a layout for SuiteSparse libraries that is currently not supported by Dynare. But we can probably find a workaround.
Can you please locate the UMFPACK library on your machine, and list the contents of the directory where it is located? The library is probably called libumfpack.a or libumfpack.so.X.
6) cd -
7) ./configure --with-matlab=/path/to/matlab MATLAB_VERSION=7.14
but now (on the 32bit os) the configuring script misses the SLICOT library:
Binaries (with “make”):
MEX files for Octave (except those listed below): yes
MS-SBVAR MEX files for Octave: yes
Kalman Steady State MEX file for Octave: no (missing SLICOT)
k-order and dynare_simul MEX for Octave: yes
Linsolve for Octave: no (Octave >= 3.8)
Therefore the following make process cannot be finished without errors.
I attached the patch in an archive, because attaching patch-files is not allowed.
I tried to install dynare 4.4.2 from source files on a 32-bit machine with pae-core, but after the command make I get the error /usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lGL. But the package libgl-devel-9.2.4-4-rosa2012.1.i586 is already installed… why that? dynare-4.tar.gz (552 Bytes)
I have the same problem. My SO is OpenSUSE 13.2. The library is located in: /usr/lib64/libumfpack-5.6.2.so I would like to know what can I do?
Thank you.
Unfortunately, we lack the resources to make dynare compilation work on all systems. As Sebastien said, dmbn’s patch is too specific to be integrated into the dynare repository as is.
Thus, this would require more work on your part. In general, when configuration fails, you should look at config.log and find the error. Here, config.log is located in mex/build/octave. Near where the error is found, you will find a simple program that was compiled to generate the error as well as the compilation command that was issued. It is then up to you to find the modifications necessary to the compilation command that will compile the simple program on your system. Once you have done this, you can modify the configure script to make it run through. Please post your patch here as dmbn did to help others that may encounter the same problem on your system.