Closed AlanRobertClark closed 2 years ago
Hi Alan, Thanks for the report, it sounds like a good change, I appreciate the effort. Not sure when I'll get to it, but it's been added to my list. Ben
Hi Alan, I just merged this, thanks again!
Dear Benjamin.
Thank you so much for the work you have put into this.
I have managed to establish a chroot jail to a gcc 6.3.0 environment which has meant that I can compile nec2++ (statically) without a major amount of "deprecations" that I can't figure out, because I am not the author!
I really, really appreciate the work that you have put into this. Thank You, Alan, Assistant Dean, Academic, FEBE.
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Hi Alan, I just merged this, thanks again!
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Thanks for the kind words, I'm so glad you've found it helpful!
Dear Benjamin,
By moving the dependency checks to the top of the file, $INFO(line 11) and $ERROR (line 7) fail since they are unbound. They are only defined later (line 43-45).
I put them just under the "set" line at the top. And all works well.
Thank you SO VERY MUCH for this: I needed a Stretch-era g++ (6.3.0) to compile NEC2++, an electromagnetics program, and sadly, g++-10 "Deprecates" bloody everything.
I am still getting my way around, but it is just so cool to say "apt install g++" and everything behaves as if it was genuinely Stretch :-) ATLAS is next :-)
Thanks, Alan.