Closed MiladGhorbaniG closed 4 years ago
Hi @MiladGhorbaniG,
Your issue seems to happen when running mgm.
Could you please try to clone and install mgm
separately, and run the example calls shown in its readme?
I just ran the installation and the tests on a pristine installation using ubuntu 16.04 and it worked. The attached Dockerfile runs the whole thing. Are you using some strange compiler ?
On Sun, Aug 30, 2020 at 10:59 PM MiladGhorbaniG notifications@github.com wrote:
I found a related discussion here https://stackoverflow.com/a/1347464. It seems flag -fno-stack-protector when compiling with gcc may solve it.
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Hi @MiladGhorbaniG,
Your issue seems to happen when running mgm.
Could you please try to clone and install
mgm
separately, and run the example calls shown in its readme?
Hi, @carlodef , Unfortunately, I can't test this because I had to uninstall ubuntu. It became crazy and I couldn't log in.
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Hi @gfacciol, When the ubuntu was alive, I tested with gcc 6.0.0 and gcc 4.4.6. Non of these could fix the error.
Hi @MiladGhorbaniG, I think that it was some sort of compiler/library issue. In my experience, MGM works fine with gcc 4.4.6 (I just tested), however gcc 6.0.0 is listed as stable. There may have been some library mix-up. So, I propose to close the issue and reopen it if the problem re-appears.
Hi, I installed
s2p
onubuntu 16.04 python 3.5 gdal 2.2.2
and made sure that the dependencies are installed by runningapt-get install build-essential cmake gdal-bin geographiclib-tools libgeographic-dev libfftw3-dev libgdal-dev libgeotiff-dev libtiff5-dev python python-numpy python-pip
When I ran the example in the description
s2p tests/data/input_pair/config.json
, I faced the below error:and when I ran
make test
and this is the ensuing logI appreciate your help.