undefined reference to `arpack_sparse_coo_eigs_'

[pzhuromskyy]

I have been trying to build Wanniertools to be compatible with GCC and OpenMPI. However, while making the files, I eventually get the following error message (I suspect only the last few lines matter, but I thought I'd put the entire deviating log entry in):

mpif90 -cpp -DMPI -ffree-line-length-512 -g module.o sparse.o wt_aux.o math_lib.o symmetry.o readHmnR.o inverse.o proteus.o eigen.o ham_qlayer2qlayer.o psi.o unfolding.o rand.o ham_slab.o ham_bulk.o ek_slab.o ek_bulk_polar.o ek_bulk.o readinput.o fermisurface.o surfgreen.o surfstat.o mat_mul.o ham_ribbon.o ek_ribbon.o fermiarc.o berrycurvature.o wanniercenter.o dos.o orbital_momenta.o landau_level_sparse.o landau_level.o lanczos_sparse.o berry.o wanniercenter_adaptive.o effective_mass.o findnodes.o sigma_OHE.o sigma.o Boltz_transport_anomalous.o main.o -o wt.x /home/su532705/arpack-ng-install/lib64/libarpack.so -llapack -lblas /cvmfs/software.hpc.rwth.de/Linux/RH8/x86_64/intel/sapphirerapids/software/binutils/2.38-GCCcore-11.3.0/bin/ld: wanniercenter_adaptive.o: in function wcc_integrate_func_':
/hpcwork/p0022819/PZ/wannier_tools/src/wanniercenter_adaptive.f90:849: undefined reference to arpack_sparse_coo_eigs_' collect2: error: ld returned 1 exit status make: *** [Makefile:36: main] Error 1

Wanniertools seems to be looking for a file named `arpack_sparse_coo_eigs_'. I have tried verifying my ARPACK NG installation multiple times already, and have come to the realization that the corresponding library/file does not seem to be present in the official ARPACK NG git repository. How do I avoid this issue, or where can I find the right ARPACK NG fork that does contain the necessary files?

Thank you for your help

[luciandf]

I am stuck with the same error trying to build this with easybuild. I noticed that there is a huge difference between the intel-mpi and gfortran-mpi makefiles:

notice the ARPACK variable in the intel-mpi make file which is missing from the gfortran one. Moreover, in the intel makefile the variable points to what looks like a path local to the authors computer.