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Any2HRTF / Mesh2HRTF

Open software for the numerical calculation of head-related transfer functions
European Union Public License 1.2
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manage_numcalc_script.py crashes immediately #118

Closed mAjorHon closed 6 months ago

mAjorHon commented 6 months ago

Hello. When I run manage_numcalc_script.py, the CMD window crashes immediately. I tried running - run_NumCalc_instance.bat and checked the NC-1.out file. Only "No input file found!" It seems that NumCalc.exe is running fine? I don't know what to do next.

f-brinkmann commented 6 months ago

This indicates that the path to your project is not correct or that the project folder was not created correctly. But it seems you are following the workflow from https://sourceforge.net/p/mesh2hrtf-tools/code/ci/master/tree/NumCalc_WindowsExe/ and should post your issue there. Unfortunately we don't have the time to support Windos and alternative workflows.

mAjorHon commented 6 months ago

This indicates that the path to your project is not correct or that the project folder was not created correctly. But it seems you are following the workflow from https://sourceforge.net/p/mesh2hrtf-tools/code/ci/master/tree/NumCalc_WindowsExe/ and should post your issue there. Unfortunately we don't have the time to support Windos and alternative workflows.

Thanks I just sovle the problem.It is because the VC++ library is missing that the installation is incomplete.

f-brinkmann commented 6 months ago

I'm sorry but I never ran NumCalc under Windows. I reopen this issue in case any Windows users may jump in for help. Another option might be to build a Docker container using the dockerfile contained in the Mesh2HRTF repository and run NumCalc inside the container....

mAjorHon commented 6 months ago

I'm sorry but I never ran NumCalc under Windows. I reopen this issue in case any Windows users may jump in for help. Another option might be to build a Docker container using the dockerfile contained in the Mesh2HRTF repository and run NumCalc inside the container....

Sorry, it's my silly mistake. I ran it in "administrator mode". It's fine when I turn it off