EMEBSDDI not computing ADP/ not making output files

[mardilos]

While running the EMEBSDDI program the experimental pattern are processed but the ADP is not calculated.

It works with the provided test files, but not with own data sets.

Since we have an Oxford EBSD system we can only use .ebsp files as pattern format (OxfordBinary). Could this be the reason why no output files are calculated/ created? EMEBSDDI-run_Si.zip EMEBSDDI-Si.nml.zip

[mardilos]

Here´s an image of the EMEBSDDI run after processing the experimental patterns it starts with computing the ADP but immediately stops without an error message or computing the ADP

[marcdegraef]

Hi,

this is a known bug that occurs on Windows only, and we are in the process of trying to fix it.  The code works just fine on all UNIX flavors, including Mac OS X.

Marc.

On 6/24/20 12:02 PM, mardilos wrote:

EMEBSDDI-fail https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/65020763/85590312-95792f80-b644-11ea-83ba-321b816d9fcf.png

Here´s an image of the EMEBSDDI run after processing the experimental patterns it starts with computing the ADP but immediately stops without an error message or computing the ADP

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[elena-pascal]

Rather than not working it seems to not exist in the binary folder.

1) Are there any binaries in the folder? 2) Does ls | grep init return anything? 3) Did you skip the Release/Develop folder on purpose?

Elena

On Mon, Jun 29, 2020 at 6:05 PM mardilos notifications@github.com wrote:

Hi, thank you for answering. Due to this, i started to build EMsoft on my private Macbook. The SDK installation and Package Compilation ran without error messages. At the moment i still have some problems with the Package Configuration, since ./EMsoftinit is not working. [image: Bildschirmfoto 2020-06-30 um 00 02 51] https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/65020763/86060499-18dfba00-ba65-11ea-807e-ea3c94e46b74.png

Can this be due to a wrong compilation?

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[mardilos]

Hi Elena, thank's for the fast answer, i just did the compilation again and now it works fine. I think there was a problem in the first try with the "make -j" command

[mardilos]

The EMsoftint worked but still the same problem when i want to perform the monte carlo simulation...

[elena-pascal]

I'm glad some progress happened.

The program is not found now because you did not tell bash the full address to it. Bash is not looking in all user folders for a program of the name given.You have two options:

1) run the commands every-time with the full path of their location. In the case above if you do ./EMMCOpenCL from the Bin directory you would tell bash to look in this directory with ./ 2) tell bash to always look in this directory:

% nano ~/.bashrc

This will open a hidden config file that bash will read every time you open a new terminal Add at the end:

export PATH="<the full path to EMsoft Bin>/:$PATH"

Where you need to replace everything in <...> with the full path to your Bin folder

Save and close the file, and open a new terminal. You should now be able to call EMsoft commands.

I'm not sure if you know there is a google group, in case you still struggle with installation/ configuration. That might be a better place for these type of conversations than the github issue report.