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ldeo-glaciology / LEAP-Cryo-planning

A repo for planning and tracking progress on the LEAP-Cryo project: Learning ice-sheet flow with physics-based and machine learning models.
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Question about installing Firedrake #5

Closed Templar129 closed 1 year ago

Templar129 commented 1 year ago

Hi, I just tried to install firedrake based on the instruction from their website. I used python3 firedrake-install to install it on my mac with apple silicon. For installing some dependent packages, such gcc, make, etc. , it would pop out bugs because of the apple silicon. What I did was simply and manually install them through homebrew in my terminal. After that it all went well until building PETSc. I encountered a problem that stopped the installation, it says in the log that, Unknown Fortran name mangling: Are you sure the C and Fortran compilers are compatible? Perhaps one is 64 bit and one is 32 bit? I have checked my gcc and gfortran, both are updated version. I am not sure how to solve this problem, so I would really appreciate any advise or help.

I have attached the log for the installation, please refer to the last section about the problem I mentioned. Best, Hengbo firedrake-install.log

Templar129 commented 1 year ago

I was trying to find if others have face same issue, it turned out this problems/bug is specific to apple silicon, and I did not find too much useful information to help me solve it. I will try if I can install it on a Linux environment. If anyone has ideas about how I can further install and debug it on M1 mac, please let me know, I really appreciate any help.

Best, Hengbo

jkingslake commented 1 year ago

sorry I missed this one too!

jkingslake commented 1 year ago

I do not have an M1 mac, so I havent been trouble shooting this.

I suggest going through the steps I laid out in #8 and then if the you still have the same problem, start a new discussion on the firedrake github. They were very responsive when I asked a question on there: https://github.com/firedrakeproject/firedrake/discussions/2851#discussioncomment-5508076

If you are instead going to stick to linux and do not need a mac installation, I will close this issue.