Min GCC version ? #16560
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The minimum supported gcc version has been bumped to 5.1.0. This does not necessarily mean that it will not compile with 4.8.5... but that we don't officially support it. |
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Will try and get back soon. |
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I recall that i faced some issues compiling the newer version of MOOSE with
GCC 7.0 (in a recent build on CSD3). With lower versions, say, GCC 4.8.5,
it did build OK, but the test suite failed. May be it could be related to
the version of MPI loaded in the environment. But the good thing is that my
actual inelastic cases are pretty much up and running.
…On Tue, Dec 22, 2020 at 12:02 AM Srinath Chakravarthy < ***@***.***> wrote:
Will try and get back soon.
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Can you share what issues you hit? Our default compiler stack is GCC 8.2.1. |
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Thats a surprise. I did a rebuild with GCC 7.0 and it all seems fine now. |
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Our GCC default... it should be 9.3.0. Not sure where 8.2.1 is coming from. |
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On CentOS 7.8 |
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The minimum supported gcc version has been bumped to 5.1.0. This does not necessarily mean that it will not compile with 4.8.5... but that we don't officially support it.