Closed Lemcastroro closed 4 years ago
We'll have to look closer on Linux, but first: how is netcdf4 installed? if installed with the system package manager, is the "-devel" version of the package installed? often Linux packages the headers, etc needed for compiling separately from the library itself.
Also, in case it matters: what distro and version are you using?
I checked everything and it had been a problem to bind the compiler with the path of the includes.
Thanks for your help 👍
I love PyGnome <3 , I'm learning a lot about it
You've got it working now?
BTW, we have a Python 2 and 3 compatible version going -- it's not quite fully working (48 tests fail) but if you want to check it out, it's in the "py23" branch.
We are aiming for "pyhon 3 code that runs on python2" at this point.
Yes, I have it working right now.
Interesting! I'll check it out.
Could you tell me what these failed tests correspond or are related to?
Thanks :)
We haven't fully investigated the failed tests yet, but at least some of them seem to be in the code that interpolates gridded data :-(
-CHB
Hi everyone!
I have tried to build pygnome in Linux but when I put "python setup.py develop" I get this error:
../lib_gnome/TimeGridVel_c.cpp:17:10: fatal error: netcdf.h: No existe el archivo o el directorio 17 | #include "netcdf.h
I have already verified that the netcdf4 library is installed
and I don't know if there is something else that I am missing.
Thanks for your help :)