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Fast forward solver for EIT
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Doesnt build on Ubuntu 18.04 #11

Open Jimbles opened 6 years ago

Jimbles commented 6 years ago

Fails when running sh INSTALL with the following error

/usr/include/c++/7/bits/c++0x_warning.h:32:2: error: #error This file requires compiler and library support for the ISO C++ 2011 standard. This support must be enabled with the -std=c++11 or -std=gnu++11 compiler options.
 #error This file requires compiler and library support \

Its probably related to the newer GCC, there are so many places where build and compiler flags are set that I am unsure where to set -std=c++11 or -std=gnu++11

ca-ja commented 6 years ago

Dear Jimbles, Have you overcome this issue yet? Thank you in advance.

Jimbles commented 6 years ago

Hey, Im afraid not, I had to get back to some real work so I havent had a chance to look into this again. it looks like you might be able to add it to configure.ac like here but i havent got round to checking it yet. How would you like to use PEITS?

ca-ja commented 6 years ago

I am playing with a utilization of EIT for structural health monitoring. Thanks to your contribution in thread "Doesn't build on Ubuntu 16.x" I am running PEITS on Ubuntu 16.04 currently. So, great thanks.

Jimbles commented 6 years ago

Oh good, I'm glad you got it working. Please let know how you get on using it!

Roland-djee commented 5 years ago

Looking to build in my Ubuntu18 VM.

Roland-djee commented 5 years ago

As a matter of fact, @Jimbles , is there any reason for being bounded to any particular dependency version ? Would it make sense to try the ones that come natively with Ubuntu18 ?

Roland-djee commented 5 years ago

Thinking of gcc8, gfortran8, newer versions of MPI etc...

tdowrick commented 5 years ago

Agreed that it would be better to try and get it to work with the native Ubuntu libraries - I don't think there is any reason not to.

Roland-djee commented 5 years ago

OK, I am trying to install it with the above versions to see if that is working. If I get a successful install, I'll see with the native Ubuntu18 libs.

Jimbles commented 5 years ago

I agree! Native libraries is much better, I think I was looking for a hack, as if there were anything more involved about changing the code to work with 18.04 I wouldnt be equipped to do