but there isn't in others libs. So this is the problem

Looks like it, yes.  Maybe your MPI library is the wrong version (too old)? A quick grep through the current Open MPI sources shows the symbol is defined in ./ompi/datatype/dt_module.c.  But I'm no Open MPI expert, and can't tell from the top of my head if that symbol should end up in the lib libmpich-p4mpd.so.1.0 (which you seem to have), or in some other related lib...

You could try compiling the sources yourself (unless you've already done so), and check every .so/.a file being created for the occurrence of the symbol.

In reply to Re^3: OpenMPI and Perl by almut
in thread OpenMPI and Perl by spadacciniweb

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