Closed vijayank88 closed 1 year ago
@vijayank88 Are you sure you are on the latest code?
[WARNING] Your current OpenROAD version is outdated.
And your log shows:
Cleaning up list of fastest mirrors
To enable GCC-8 or Clang-7 you need to run:
source /opt/rh/devtoolset-8/enable
source /opt/rh/llvm-toolset-7.0/enable
When a message for Python 3.8 is also expected, see https://github.com/The-OpenROAD-Project/OpenROAD/blob/37fa5450be8ff02e1f5591bb774ef54164404495/etc/DependencyInstaller.sh#L667-L671
In Centos7 all above set in .bashrc
to source automatically.
Here issue I'm facing is while running sudo ./setup.sh
and unable to run sudo -u $SUDO_USER "$DIR/etc/DependencyInstaller.sh" -common -prefix="$DIR/dependencies"
this command.
@vijayank88 I am not saying to source these files; I am saying that the console output you posted here leads me to believe you are on an older version of ORFS/OR. I cannot reproduce it on a clean system.
Till now I'm not monitored that dependencies
or ran sudo ./setup.sh
.
Due to addition of equivalence check I ran sudo ./setup.sh
, but it is not creating dependencies
directory both GCP cloud and my Centos7 laptop.
Sent you GCP machine path, please check once. Thanks.
This is not related to ORFS, likely due to some env or machine setup. Will handle it offline.
Subject
[Build] for compilation-related issues.
Describe the bug
As there are update with
DependencyInstaller.sh
trying to runsudo ./setup.sh
. It fails with following error.Seems following line not executed
Also with clean setup, dependencies directory not created. @oharboe are facing similar issue with latest setup?
Expected Behavior
sudo ./setup.sh
should createdependencies
directory with all required packages.Environment
To Reproduce
sudo ./setup.sh
Relevant log output
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Additional Context
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