Closed Darkhunter9 closed 3 years ago
Which compilers and operating systems has this been tested on?
Which compilers and operating systems has this been tested on?
It is tested on cent OS 7 and POP OS (linux system by system 76). The compilers are devtoolset-6 and python 3.5/3.7
It is tested on cent OS 7 and POP OS (linux system by system 76).
Pop_OS! is by most means and purposes Ubuntu 20.04 I think devtoolset in most debian based systems is packaged as build-essential. The compilers on this systems were gcc 9.3 and make 4.2
Will update the pull request tomorrow
Pull request is updated.
Probably not required but has anybody tried this on macOS or Windows?
Probably not required but has anybody tried this on macOS or Windows?
Two group members use EMsoft on Windows. I'll contact them to have a test later. Theoretically, the only difference is that the shared library output is in the form of .dll instead of .so file.
On Mac, the latest operating system has stopped supporting Nvidia GPU drivers and all recent modules are either without dedicated GPU, or with AMD GPU. I'm not clear about the compatibility of OpenCL on them. if CPU platform is chosen for OpenCL, even the original DI function (written in Fortran) will throw an error. We have to solve that before testing this extension.
PyEMEBSDDI is peeled from DictionaryIndexing_Wrapper. Will set an independent toggle for its compilation later.
EMsoft_ENABLE_PyEMEBSDDI is added to cmake to control the compilation of PyEMEBSDDI. When turned on, it will also turn on the option BUILD_SHARED_LIBS.
Will modify all comments later.
Comments to functions are modified. Please re-review.
The commit uploads all files needed for PyEMEBSDDI core wrappers for DI functions, including program, changes in CMake file and a README file. Tests are done to make sure the project can be compiled together with EMsoft after merged and all methods work properly.