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I discovered this today when recompiling Cardinal after an OS upgrade. I was using GCC 12.2 and OpenMPI 4.1.4. I originally made an issue in libmesh libMesh/libmesh#3545. It appears that the root of the problem was in the TIMPI project on which libmesh relies, but it has since been corrected.
I checked out a newer version of libmesh in a recent compilation of Cardinal and ran the nominal tests to ensure that a newer libmesh version will in fact fix this problem.
I wouldn't consider this a highly time-sensitive fix as I'm on Ubuntu 23.04 and many won't likely update to this for a while, but if it's easy enough it might be worth doing.
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Cardinal does not have libMesh as a submodule directly - our MOOSE submodule brings libMesh with it (which we don't have control of). I think this issue would make more sense on the MOOSE repo? But please let me know if I'm misunderstanding!
I discovered this today when recompiling Cardinal after an OS upgrade. I was using GCC 12.2 and OpenMPI 4.1.4. I originally made an issue in libmesh libMesh/libmesh#3545. It appears that the root of the problem was in the TIMPI project on which libmesh relies, but it has since been corrected.
I checked out a newer version of libmesh in a recent compilation of Cardinal and ran the nominal tests to ensure that a newer libmesh version will in fact fix this problem.
I wouldn't consider this a highly time-sensitive fix as I'm on Ubuntu 23.04 and many won't likely update to this for a while, but if it's easy enough it might be worth doing.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: