how to set the environment variable for ADL3.1

[kbisanz]

Is the boost file system library installed? It can't find libboost_system.so.1.45.0. You would need to update $COTS_BOOST_FILESYSTEM_LIB in $ADL_HOME/build/envSetup.*sh assuming you're installing ADL from source (and not using the virtual appliance).

[ljiang]

you may want to try this and build again:

export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/lib64:$ADLINSTALL/ADL/lib:$ADLINSTALL/local/lib:$ADLINSTALL/COTS/xerces-c_2_8_0-x86_64-linux-gcc_3_4/lib
export LD_RUN_PATH=LD_LIBRARY_PATH

[scottm]

I am looking into the boost issues and I will post a reply once my investigation has completed.

[scottm]

The installUserCots3.1.sh script for ADL 3.1 installation installed the wrong version of the boost libraries. Please take the latest version of the script. The correct version to use is 1_42 not 1_45.

[houchin]

The installUserCots3.1.sh script for ADL 3.1 installation installed the wrong version of the boost libraries. Please take the latest version of the script. The correct version to use is 1_42 not 1_45.

Hmmm... I was able to get ADL to compile just fine with 1.45. That said, I am using gcc 4.3.2, because that is the official supported version. The ADL 3.1 doc says Boost 1.32 or later

I have found that it is far simpler to just install GCC 4.3.2 than to try to futz with ADL to get it to compile with a later version. After getting ADL 3.1 up and running, I one of my conclusion is that it is important to use the same compiler for the COTS as you do for ADL. If I do this, the UW installUserCots3.1.sh script runs just fine, and then buildAdl.ksh works fine.

[lucy liu]

Finally our ADL3.1 no longer complains during the installation.
Thanks for all replies. They are very helpful.