Goma dependencies build scripts

Before building Goma, a number of packages and libraries must be available.

• OpenMPI
• CMake
• HDF5
• MatIO
• NetCDF
• ARPACK
• BLAS
• LAPACK
• ParMETIS
• Sparse
• SuperLU_DIST
• Y12M
• ScaLAPACK
• MUMPS
• SuiteSparse
• Trilinos w/SEACAS

An example build script is available at build-goma-dependencies.sh

Dependencies for these scripts are:

• gcc
• g++
• gfortran
• m4
• zlib library
• libX11 library

Additional Requirements

Environment Variables

OpenMPI should be added to the path and library path:

export PATH="/[path to gomalibs]/openmpi-4.1.1/bin:$PATH"

SEACAS tools from Trilinos (e.g. aprepro and blot) should be added to your path

export PATH="/[path to gomalibs]/trilinos-13.0.1/bin:$PATH"  

An example configuration for bash will be written to

[path to gomalibs]/config.sh

One should be able to build goma with (assuming a bash like shell):

source [path to gomalibs]/config.sh
cmake -B build-goma [path to goma src]
make -C build-goma

See BUILD.md for more build options

Example dependencies for common operating systems:

The build-goma-dependencies.sh script relies on several packages readily available in many repositories.

For Ubuntu this will install the necessary packages to run the script:

sudo apt-get install git build-essential m4 zlib1g-dev libx11-dev gfortran pkg-config

For CentOS / Fedora

sudo [yum|dnf] install git patch gcc gcc-c++ gcc-gfortran m4 make wget bzip2 tar zlib-devel libX11-devel pkgconfig

Goma Dependencies build script usage

Name

build-goma-dependencies.sh

Synopsis

build-goma-dependencies.sh -jN [library install path]

Description

This script attemps to download, compile and organize all the
dependencies of goma.  They are downloaded into [library
install path]/tars and extracted into [library install path].
No attempt is made by the script to place any file outside of
[library install path].

The minumum requirements for this process to succeed are:
    
    - gcc
    - gcc-g++
    - gcc-gfortran
    - m4
    - zlib
    - libX11

A command such as 'yum install gcc-c++ gcc-gfortran m4
zlib-static libX11-devel' would ensure these packages are
available on an enterprise linux distribution (e.g. CentOS,
Redhat, Fedora, etc.).

Options

    -jN  N : Number of make jobs to run.
             Several packages do not possess sufficient Make
             configurations to run in parallel, so these are made
             with one make job.