Jim,
In the PISM build system (which also uses CMake) I check for the
presence of netcdf_par.h:
# Try to find netcdf_par.h. We assume that NetCDF was compiled with
# parallel I/O if this header is present.
find_file(NETCDF_PAR_H netcdf_par.h HINTS ${NETCDF_INCLUDES} NO_DEFAULT_PATH)
if (NOT NETCDF_PAR_H)
set (Pism_USE_PARALLEL_NETCDF4 OFF CACHE BOOL "Enables parallel
NetCDF-4 I/O." FORCE)
message(STATUS "Selected NetCDF library does not support parallel I/O.")
endif()
I don't know how reliable this is and would love to hear from NetCDF
developers, but it works so far. (Should work in a cross-compiling
setup, too, as far as I can tell.)
--
Constantine
On Wed, Jan 15, 2014 at 2:13 PM, Jim Edwards <jedwards@xxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to figure out with cmake whether netcdf was built with hdf5 mpi
> parallel IO support, I can compile a test program but I cannot expect it to
> run as many of the systems I run on use cross compiling.
>
> Variables like NC_MPIIO and NC_COLLECTIVE appear to be defined even if this
> mode is not available as is the function nc_var_par_access.
>
> On some systems I can try linking without mpi and look for the link errors,
> but the compiler wrappers on other systems (eg cray) don't make it easy to
> compile without mpi.
>
> Any suggestions?
>
>
> --
> Jim Edwards
>
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> Boulder, CO
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