Closed djk-gmt closed 1 year ago
Hm. What OS/python version are you running?
Does it ever throw a compile/build error?
Check in the pycache folder that's created wherever you're running the script from. It should have generated a dynamic library (a .so file on mac/linux or .dll on windows) in __pycache__/pysimlink/{model_name_here}/build/out/library/
It will add this directory to python's path at runtime, and if the library is not there it will throw the import error. Did it generate the dynamic library?
I'm running python 3.10 using ubuntu and I haven't run into any compile or build errors, only the error I described. Looking into the folder you suggested I found this file, model_name_interface_c.cpython-36m-x86_64-linux-gnu.so, which would seem to be the file that it claims can't be found. Any ideas why I'm still getting this error?
It looks like it was built for python 3.6. You can try removing the pycache directory (or really all pycache directories) and running it again.
find . -name __pycache__ -exec rm -rf {} \;
should do it for a quick and dirty solution to remove all pycache directories.
Ok, I think I figured it out. Looks like you were right, the python versions were screwing it up. Thanks for the help
Trying to run a model, while following each of the steps as laid out in the documentation, results in an error listed as, "ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'fd_interface_c'" (where fd is the name of my model).