I'm running MP v3.3.4 and I've run into an issue with the WMAP likelihood. I am using the new SPT-3G TTTEEE likelihood, so I need the latest version of clik and compile with python3. In this situation the WMAP wrapper provided in the wrapper_wmap directory can't be used (it doesn't include the SPT modules and doesn't even compile under python3). The version of clik I am using (16.0) installs the WMAP9 module, but it doesn't contain the wlik.c and wlik.h files required by the installation script from #4 . Additionally, that script uses the pmc library, which, it seems, hasn't been updated to python3. As a result, trying to use the existing wmap_9yr likelihood fails as the pywilk library doesn't exist.
Is the wmap_9yr likelihood even relevant under python3 and newer clik or do I need to construct a different likelihood of the Likelihood_clik type? In the latter case, I can't figure out where the .clik file for wmap9 data is located.
Hello,
I'm running MP v3.3.4 and I've run into an issue with the WMAP likelihood. I am using the new SPT-3G TTTEEE likelihood, so I need the latest version of clik and compile with python3. In this situation the WMAP wrapper provided in the wrapper_wmap directory can't be used (it doesn't include the SPT modules and doesn't even compile under python3). The version of clik I am using (16.0) installs the WMAP9 module, but it doesn't contain the wlik.c and wlik.h files required by the installation script from #4 . Additionally, that script uses the pmc library, which, it seems, hasn't been updated to python3. As a result, trying to use the existing wmap_9yr likelihood fails as the pywilk library doesn't exist. Is the wmap_9yr likelihood even relevant under python3 and newer clik or do I need to construct a different likelihood of the Likelihood_clik type? In the latter case, I can't figure out where the .clik file for wmap9 data is located.
Thanks in advance, Nikita