Enter Circle CI

[robertodr]

I've set up Circle CI to handle testing with Intel and PGI compilers. Only one recipe fails with Intel, PGI requires a bit more work. Some minor changes to TC need to be applied. I'll make a complete list and clean up history.

Deactivated recipes

• 11/2: It's actually only problematic on PGI, but I had to deactivate for both...

Intel

• 14/3: Sanitizers not supported.

PGI

• 1/8: Does not understand compiler flags
• 3/2: CMake cannot find Python libraries. Follow up low-prio issue CMake cannot find Python libraries in PGI Docker image #445
• 3/3: CMake cannot find Python libraries. Follow up low-prio issue CMake cannot find Python libraries in PGI Docker image #445
• 3/4: Using PGI C++ as linker needs to have libpgftnrtl and librt in the link line.
• 3/7: Compiler fails due to some undefined alignment primitives.
• 3/9: Using pkg-config with IMPORTED_TARGET fails to generate the imported target. Follow up low-prio issue CMake cannot generate imported target with pkg-config and PGI compilers #446
• 5/1: Compiler fails due to some undefined alignment primitives.
• 5/3: Using PGI C++ as linker needs to have libpgftnrtl and librt in the link line.
• 5/4: Using PGI C++ as linker needs to have libpgftnrtl and librt in the link line.
• 5/8: Using pkg-config with IMPORTED_TARGET fails to generate the imported target. Follow up low-prio issue CMake cannot generate imported target with pkg-config and PGI compilers #446
• 5/9: PGI does not understand compiler flags needed.
• 8/2: PGI is not supported by Boost.
• 8/5: Using pkg-config with IMPORTED_TARGET fails to generate the imported target. Follow up low-prio issue CMake cannot generate imported target with pkg-config and PGI compilers #446
• 9/1: Using pkg-config with IMPORTED_TARGET fails to generate the imported target. Follow up low-prio issue CMake cannot generate imported target with pkg-config and PGI compilers #446
• 9/2: Using PGI C++ as linker needs to have libpgftnrtl and librt in the link line.
• 9/3: CMake cannot find Python libraries. Follow up low-prio issue CMake cannot find Python libraries in PGI Docker image #445
• 9/4: CMake cannot find Python libraries. Follow up low-prio issue CMake cannot find Python libraries in PGI Docker image #445
• 9/5: pybind11 gets us visibility flags that PGI does not understand.
• 10/1,2,3,4: Using pkg-config with IMPORTED_TARGET fails to generate the imported target. Follow up low-prio issue CMake cannot generate imported target with pkg-config and PGI compilers #446
• 11/1: Using pkg-config with IMPORTED_TARGET fails to generate the imported target. Follow up low-prio issue CMake cannot generate imported target with pkg-config and PGI compilers #446
• 14/3: PGI is not Fortran 2008 compliant and does not understand error stop

Microedits

These have also been noted on the TODO document:

• 3/9: Test with TARGET PkgConfig::ZeroMQ rather than ZeroMQ_FOUND
• 3/10: Added hints to ZeroMQ library location. These were necessary for the PGI image, where apparently CMake doesn't know how to handle search paths anymore...
• 5/3: Fortran is needed as language to detect LAPACK when using PGI.
• 5/4: Fortran is needed as language to detect LAPACK when using PGI.
• 5/8: Test with TARGET PkgConfig::UUID rather than UUID_FOUND.
• 6/2: configurator.py was rewritten using pathlib.
• 6/3: generate.py was rewritten using pathlib.
• 7/9: evolution.f90 was edited to fix errors with intel.
• 8/2: Microedits to make it work with Intel.
• 9/1: Microedit to bt-randomgen-example.f90 to fix type mismatch.
• 9/1: Require C++11
• 9/1: Test with TARGET PkgConfig::UUID rather than UUID_FOUND.
• 10/1,2,3,4: Test with TARGET PkgConfig::UUID rather than UUID_FOUND.

Status

• Ready to go

[bast]

Thank you! Can be merged at any moment but I recommend that we merge once micro-edits are either applied in the book or we have an item in the TODO doc.