fftw_threads symbols about mpi4py-fft

[colinjcotter]

OK, so I discovered that this issue only arises if I pip install mpi4py-fft from pypi and not if I clone the git repository and pip install from there.

[mikaem]

Hi Colin,
Not sure I can be of much help. Do you install mpi4py_fft from source? And you actually find the FFTW libraries during setup, but there are missing symbols? We do make use of both FFTW_INCLUDE_DIR and FFTW_LIBRARY_DIR in the setup.

[colinjcotter]

Yes, PETSc installs mpi4py_fft from source. It finds the FFTW libraries during setup, but trying to use mpi4py_fft then reports that stuff is missing.

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