Open tseemann opened 7 years ago
As far as I can tell the programs run correctly, and the segfault is only caused on exit. This only seems to happen with the statically compiled version.
I realise this isn't ideal, but I don't know what would be causing it, and all other functionality seems ok. When I get a moment, I'm planning to sort out these various compiler/installation issues by integrating seer into bioconda (Issue #48).
I had commenced a Homebrew
package but there was a few Makefile
issues that made it challenging. Moving to pkg-config
would help, or autotools
(but painful). It's still a goal to get it to compile from source.
I suspect if you manage to pass Conda's strict tests i'll be able to put it in Brew.
Thanks for looking into it.
We've had a go at this (with the help of @Slugger70), but need a newer compiler for it to work: https://github.com/bioconda/bioconda-recipes/pull/5005
This is being added to bioconda at the moment, so I'm hopeful that we can have seer in bioconda (and docker) within a couple of weeks!
@johnlees yeah, @slugger70 reminded me of the old build system that Conda uses which doesn't have C++11 or C++14 support yet :(
It prints the help, then it pauses for 1 second, then it dumps core. The
kmds
command does the same thing. Downloaded from: https://github.com/johnlees/seer/releases/download/v1.1.3/seer_v1.1.3_static_all.tar.gz The same happens with the_static
version too. Note is says 1.2alpha4, not 1.1.3 I'm onglibc-2.17
, RHEL 7.2, kernel 3.10It returns error code 139