The following High Performance Fortran (HPF) related error messages may be issued when errors occur during the compilation or the execution of Digital Fortran 90 programs containing HPF extensions.
User Action: Reenter the command with the correct number of processors.
User Action: Reenter the command with the correct number of processors.
Probable Cause: When attempting to link, not all objects were compiled for the same number of peers.
User Action: Recompile the incorrectly compiled objects specifying the correct value for the -wsf flag's optional [nn] field. You can use the nm utility to find out the number of peers for which an object was compiled. For example, to find out the number of peers for which an object named foo.o was compiled, use the following command:
nm -A foo.o | grep compiled_for
With the following command, you can produce a listing of the number of peers for which every object file in the working directory was compiled:
nm -A *.o | grep compiled_for
See the man page for nm for more information on the nm utility.
