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Dear users,
first of all I am a novice... I am using the intel compiler to run a physics calculation software called wien2k. Environment is ubuntu. Until now it was working fine. But I now receive this error message when running the program:
error while loading shared libraries: libiomp5.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Yet I typed the command
source /opt/intel/bin/compilervars.sh intel64
when I was in the folder where all routines are located and before running the program, and when I type
ifort -V
in the same folder I do obtain the information about the intel compiler version, which means that the path has been correctly specified?
If I type locate libiomp5.so I find it in multiple locations.
Any idea about what is wrong?
Many thanks in advance.
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Dear All,
I totally shut down the workstation, I started it again and re-did everything in order after re-booting. Sounds as if it works now. I have no idea of what the problem really was, because yesterday I already tried this desesperate action...
Wien2k is operated via a web interface, and maybe I ran this interface before linking the intel compiler libraries to the right folder...
Sorry for the disturbance.
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Dear All,
I totally shut down the workstation, I started it again and re-did everything in order after re-booting. Sounds as if it works now. I have no idea of what the problem really was, because yesterday I already tried this desesperate action...
Wien2k is operated via a web interface, and maybe I ran this interface before linking the intel compiler libraries to the right folder...
Sorry for the disturbance.
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