Closed rqthomas closed 1 year ago
BTW, Your documentation and Dockerfile for compiling in Docker is incredibly helpful!
Hi, I thought that I sent the binaries to Tadhg.. didn't I? Or just no linux binaries?
I have seen this problem before, I guess you just need to install the face module using pip install? Anyways, it should probably be added to the docker file. I'll look into this tomorrow.
Thanks for the quick response! We have the windows and Mac binaries but no linux
Hi,
I was compiling Simstrat using the master branch and I think this problem is when you execute git_lib_initialize.sh it clones only the submodule defined in Simstrat (forbear and libaed2). But the forbear module has Face as submodule, that is not clone to the local directory. I solved the problem cloning the submodule Face in the Forbear module. If you change what is written in the git_lib_initialize.sh file for: git submodule update --init --recursive
should solve the problem.
Done. Thanks @ceordonez Can you test this @rqthomas ?
I am continuing the work that Tadhg Moore was doing on forecating with Simstrat, specially using the dev/test_restart branch. We currently don't have ubuntu binaries and was working on compiling Simstrat using the Docker. However, I am getting the following error message when running
FoBiS.py build; cd -
in the Docker (per the instructions). Am I doing something incorrect with the compile? Thanks!Error message
I updated the Dockfile in the
dev/text_restart
to match the main branch, I compiled AED2 (using make), and I cloned the forbear git repo using the following to get the commit associated with the submoduleI did this last step because when I use the
--recurse-submodules
flag in git clone I get the following error