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#10307 04/19/06 05:25 PM
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I am trying to run the test file ~/c32b1/c32test/mcmatest.inp . When I try this, it runs but it tests whether ?MCMA .ne. 1. It determines that ?MCMA is not equal to 1 and doesn't run the test. I tried commenting out the test of ?MCMA. When I did that, I got further, but then Charmm did not recognize the MCMA INIT command.

I have run some of the other tests without any problems. Can anyone advise me on how to get MCMA to work?


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Add MCMA to pref.dat and reinstall, then try again. The if-test in the testcase simply checks whether this module was included in the installation.


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Thanks; I thought maybe that was the case, so I had already done exactly what you said, but it didn't change the behavior. Somehow MCMA isn't getting set up right even though it should be.
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Did you simply add MCMA to pref.dat and then issue the install.com..., or did you also remove the files that have to be removed before a re-installation (see one of the first posts in the Installation and performance forum for more info)?


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Thanks! I removed the entire ~/exec and /lib folders, then ran install.com. It took a long time, but I was then able to run mcmatest.inp


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Hi, I am experiencing the same problem. After adding 'MCMA' to build/gnu/pref.dat, I tried doing what John did (removig exec and lib). Problem is install.com does not produce the charmm executable afterwards. I also tried deleting build/gnu/Makefile_gnu and build/gnu/Makefile (as suggested in the thread on reinstallation), but the charmm executable is still not produced.

Can someone help me please?


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So what is the error message? See build/gnu/gnu.log
Try the following in a newly unpacked charmm tree:
install.com gnu +MCMA


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That worked perfectly. Thank you very much! 😊

Didn't need a newly unpacked tree. Just removed build/gnu, exec, and lib.


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Hello,

I am pretty new to CHARMM and am trying to get a simulation using MCMA running and have not been able to get CHARMM to recognize the MCMA command. I am running CHARMM on Ubuntu and have tried (based on the above suggestions) re-extracting the CHARMM download file and adding MCMA into the pref.dat file before running the configure, make, and install commands. Still after trying this when I attempt to run my CHARMM script it terminates saying "Unrecognized command: MCMA". I am wondering if there is something I am missing or if anyone can help me figure out how to get MCMA running. Thanks!

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The installation procedure has changed since the posts above were written, and the correct method is shown as the output from './configure --help'.

In brief, the MCMA keyword must be added via the configure step, using the -a (or --add) option prior to compiling, with the syntax:
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-a <keyword1,keyword2,...,keywordN>, --add <keyword1,keyword2,...,keywordN> 
         add the keywords to the final pref.dat


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