On Aug 19, 2015, at 6:29 AM, Jeff Hammond <jeff.science@gmail.com> wrote:

> See below where you got a warning for defining MPI to 1?  That is going to break EVERYTHING in the MPI C code.  Consider the declaration MPI_Init_thread.  It will become 1_Init_thread.  This is a serious problem.

This isn't how the C preprocessor works, Jeff...  "#define f x" will not change "fprintf" to "xprintf" later in the source file.

> The MPI standard reserves the MPI namespace.  You cannot use it.  In your case, you took the entire namespace and changed it to a number :-)
>
> Please use a preprocessor macro like USE_MPI in your application.  Do not define any symbols anywhere that being with MPI.

This, however, is good advice and should fix this particular issue.

-Dave

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