Compiling LIGGGHTS with OpenMPI


LIGGGHTS stands for LAMMPS improved for general granular and granular heat transfer simulations.

There are similarities compiling LAMMPS and LIGGGHTS since both applications are related. Do take a look at Compiling LAMMPS-7Dec2015 with OpenMPI and GNU

FFTW, OpenMPI and GNU compilation are not covered here.

Step1: Download Download LIGGGHTS®-PUBLIC Using GIT. For more information see http://www.cfdem.com/system/files/githubaccess_public_1.pdf

# git clone https://github.com/CFDEMproject/LIGGGHTS-PUBLIC.git
# git clone https://github.com/CFDEMproject/CFDEMcoupling-PUBLIC.git

to get the latest version, open a terminal,

# git pull

Step 2: Configure and Compile LIGGGHTS

# cd LIGGGHTS-PUBLIC/src/MAKE
# vim Makefile.openmpi

In Line 41,42,43 AND  52,53,54 comments the line or leave it blank

#MPI_INC =
#MPI_PATH =
#MPI_LIB =

#FFT_INC =
#FFT_PATH =
#FFT_LIB =

Step 3: Check and Build Packages
Check and Build Standard Package and exclude packages you will not need.

# make package-status
Installed  NO: package COHESIONMODELS
Installed YES: package MOLECULE
Installed YES: package PASCAL
Installed YES: package POEMS
Installed YES: package RIGID
Package.sh: line 7: cd: SURFACEMODELS: No such file or directory
Installed  NO: package SURFACEMODELS
Installed YES: package VORONOI

For example, exclude those you do not need.

# make yes-standard
# make no-asphere
# make no-voronoi
# make no-pascal
# make no-poems

Step 4: Compile LIGGGHTS
Check make options. Go to src

# make openmpi
# make lmp_openmpi

Step 5: Create a /usr/local/liggghts-12Jan16 and copy libraries.

# cp -Rv doc /usr/local/liggghts-12Jan16
# cp -Rv examples /usr/local/liggghts-12Jan16
# cp -Rv python /usr/local/liggghts-12Jan16
# cp README /usr/local/liggghts-12Jan16
# cp -Rv lib /usr/local/liggghts-12Jan16 
# cp lmp_openmpi /usr/local/liggghts-12Jan16/bin

Create a softlinks

# ln -s lmp_openmpi lggghts
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