Dear FLEUR developers,

When I tried to compile FLEUR (the last develop version) with Wannier, it says the undefined reference to `wannier_setup_' and `wannier_run_' and results in two errors:
make[2]: *** [CMakeFiles/fleur_MPI.dir/build.make:10546: fleur_MPI] Error 1
make[1]: *** [CMakeFiles/Makefile2:220: CMakeFiles/fleur_MPI.dir/all] Error 2
make: *** [Makefile:136: all] Error 2

Those errors come after [ 86%] Linking Fortran executable fleur_MPI

The Wannier library, as well as other needed libraries, were added successfully during the configuration: ./configure.sh -wannier TRUE SNELLIUS.
File SNELLIUS.sh (FLEUR specifications for AMD machine), as well as Makefile, cmake_install.cmake, config.cmake, and configure.out files are attached.

I would appreciate your help!






[ 86%] Linking Fortran executable fleur_MPI
ld: CMakeFiles/fleur_MPI.dir/wannier/wann_postproc_setup.F.o: in function `m_wann_postproc_setup_mp_wann_postproc_setup_':
/home/sgrytsiuk/soft/fleur/wan_fl_test/wannier/wann_postproc_setup.F:140: undefined reference to `wannier_setup_'
ld: CMakeFiles/fleur_MPI.dir/wannier/wann_postproc_setup2.F.o: in function `m_wann_postproc_setup2_mp_wann_postproc_setup2_':
/home/sgrytsiuk/soft/fleur/wan_fl_test/wannier/wann_postproc_setup2.F:143: undefined reference to `wannier_setup_'
ld: CMakeFiles/fleur_MPI.dir/wannier/wann_wannierize.F.o: in function `m_wann_wannierize_mp_wann_wannierize_':
/home/sgrytsiuk/soft/fleur/wan_fl_test/wannier/wann_wannierize.F:298: undefined reference to `wannier_run_'
make[2]: *** [CMakeFiles/fleur_MPI.dir/build.make:10546: fleur_MPI] Error 1
make[1]: *** [CMakeFiles/Makefile2:220: CMakeFiles/fleur_MPI.dir/all] Error 2
make: *** [Makefile:136: all] Error 2

Dear Daniel,
Thanks for the answer! This option for some machines works fine with wannier90-3.1.0 (and not with wannier90-1.2 + Max 6), except that files WF1.* generated by FLEUR have to be renamed into wannier90.* for wannier90.x run. For some other machines' compilation fails after “[ 92%] Linking Fortran executable fleur_MPI”. Can this issue be solved in the machine specification file?