I have the latest stable version of LAMMPS which lammps-31Mar2017
I copied the USER-3SPN folder to mylammps/src dir.
then I turned to mylammps/src dir and typed
cd STUBS
make
cd …
make yes-MOLECULE
make yes-CLASS2
make yes-USER-MISC
make yes-KSPACE
make yes-USER-3SPN2
and then I turned to make folder and copied makefile.serial to mine subdir. and
modified it to include the FFTW3 LIB. linker and renamed it to makefile.aserial and returned to src dir and typed
make aserial
I downloaded the USER-3SPN package from the Institute for Molecular
Engineering website
(url: https://ime.uchicago.edu/de_pablo_lab/research/dna_
folding_and_hybridization/3spn.2/)
and I read the documentation that came within it and I followed the
commands given to build LAMMPS with this package.
I have the latest stable version of LAMMPS which lammps-31Mar2017
I copied the USER-3SPN folder to mylammps/src dir.
then I turned to mylammps/src dir and typed
cd STUBS
make
cd ..
make yes-MOLECULE
make yes-CLASS2
make yes-USER-MISC
make yes-KSPACE
make yes-USER-3SPN2
and then I turned to make folder and copied makefile.serial to mine
subdir. and
modified it to include the FFTW3 LIB. linker and renamed it to
makefile.aserial and returned to src dir and typed
make aserial
but I got an error which is
***
../dihedral_3spn2.cpp: In member function ‘virtual void
LAMMPS_NS::Dihedral3spn2::coeff(int, char**)’:
../dihedral_3spn2.cpp:299:52: error: no matching function for call to
‘LAMMPS_NS::Force::bounds(char*&, int&, int&, int&)’
force->bounds(arg[0],atom->ndihedraltypes,ilo,ihi);
***
and the compilation was terminated.
it is clear that the error because this package was not updated in order
to fit the newest versions of LAMMPS program, but I sent to you hoping that
I will find someone who dealt with this external package and has the
solution.
how about you compare the line of the code (i.e. line 299 in file
dihedral_3spn2.cpp) with some similar looking line in one of the other
dihedral styles (i.e. a call to force->bounds()). chances are good, that
you can estimate yourself, what the changes should be.