Open ebknudsen opened 4 years ago
The Check-PY-dependencies script cannot find orted nor orterun so something must be missing
Could you please try putting a McStas 2.6 on the same machine also?
I am quite sure I ran with MPI without issues on macOS with that release.
Best Peter
McStas 2.5 is on the machine and it works, so it is McXtrace only. Trying to see what the differences can be. My guess is something went south during packaging, so mpi and gsl did not get conda'd. That's the current theory.
Sounds plausible. May be worth to cross-check versions of conda?
With a little luck you may be able to
conda install openmpi gsl
Weird, everything works on my machine??
pkwi@pkwi-mbp2018:~/tmp$ mxrun -c --mpi=4 JJ_SAXS.instr -n1e7
INFO: No output directory specified (--dir)
INFO: Using directory: "JJ_SAXS_20200428_163157"
INFO: Regenerating c-file: JJ_SAXS.c
Warning: Component Origin=Progress_bar(string profile) definition parameter
may be changed into a setting parameter to avoid
warnings at compile time.
Warning: Component apparent_source=Source_flat(string spectrum_file) definition parameter
may be changed into a setting parameter to avoid
warnings at compile time.
CFLAGS=
INFO: Recompiling: ./JJ_SAXS.out
mccode-r.c:1880:1: warning: control may reach end of non-void function [-Wreturn-type]
} /* mcsiminfo_init */
^
1 warning generated.
INFO: ===
Simulation 'JJ_SAXS' (JJ_SAXS.instr): running on 4 nodes (master is 'pkwi-mbp2018.local', MPI version 3.1).
Instrument parameters for JJ_SAXS (JJ_SAXS.instr)
Set value of instrument parameter pin2_pos (double) [default='0.2']:
Set value of instrument parameter pin3_pos (double) [default='0.4']:
Set value of instrument parameter optic_L (double) [default='0.1']:
Set value of instrument parameter sample_pos (double) [default='0.2']:
Set value of instrument parameter detector_pos (double) [default='2']:
[JJ_SAXS] Initialize
[JJ_SAXS] Initialize
[JJ_SAXS] Initialize
[JJ_SAXS] Initialize
Save [JJ_SAXS]
Detector: psd00_I=7.93596e-05 psd00_ERR=2.50958e-08 psd00_N=1e+07 "psd00.dat"
Detector: psd01_I=7.93596e-05 psd01_ERR=2.50958e-08 psd01_N=1e+07 "psd01.dat"
Detector: psd03_I=7.93596e-05 psd03_ERR=2.50958e-08 psd03_N=1e+07 "psd02.dat"
Detector: psd1_I=7.86326e-05 psd1_ERR=2.49819e-08 psd1_N=9.90734e+06 "psd1.dat"
Finally [JJ_SAXS: JJ_SAXS_20200428_163157]. Time: 2 [s]
Finally [JJ_SAXS: JJ_SAXS_20200428_163157]. Time: 2 [s]
Finally [JJ_SAXS: JJ_SAXS_20200428_163157]. Time: 2 [s]
Finally [JJ_SAXS: JJ_SAXS_20200428_163157]. Time: 2 [s]
INFO: Placing instr file copy JJ_SAXS.instr in dataset JJ_SAXS_20200428_163157
pkwi@pkwi-mbp2018:~/tmp$ which mpicc
/Applications/McXtrace-1.5.app/Contents/Resources/mcxtrace/1.5/miniconda3/bin/mpicc
pkwi@pkwi-mbp2018:~/tmp$ which orted
/Applications/McXtrace-1.5.app/Contents/Resources/mcxtrace/1.5/miniconda3/bin/orted
pkwi@pkwi-mbp2018:~/tmp$ which mpirun
/Applications/McXtrace-1.5.app/Contents/Resources/mcxtrace/1.5/miniconda3/bin/mpirun
pkwi@pkwi-mbp2018:~/tmp$
Didn't try anything GSL - which instr should I test?
I may also remove my current 1.5 and install anew...
Indeed I can confirm that the workaround works, i.e.
conda install gsl openmpi
I believe this is fixed by d0b57aa34 - so that an updated McXtrace should work in this respect
This workaround should simply be verified. Then closed :-)
It would appear that they have somehow not been added to the miniconda-installation. investigating further...