Unix portability

[syaskovets]

Hi. I have been looking for a piece of software to simulate ultrasonic waves for my NDT project, and your project looks very interesting to me. The only problem is I am currently limited to unix [ubuntu] platform, and after installing all the prerequisites I encountered an error when importing the engine (SimNDT.engine.efit2dcython) which is seemingly is a python library for Win. In REAME it is stated that you are open to collaboration, so creating an issue on Github seemed to be the easiest way reaching you. Have you tested the project on other platforms than Windows? And if yes, could you please give me a hint how to get it running on Unix? Best regards, Serhii Yaskovets

[mmolero]

Actually this compiled function is only required if you want to launch the simulator in serial mode. I encourage to have a GPU in your machine in order to run in parallel

El 23 oct 2018, a las 16:14, syaskovets notifications@github.com escribió:

Hi. I have been looking for a piece of software to simulate ultrasonic waves for my NDT project, and your project looks very interesting to me. The only problem is I am currently limited to unix [ubuntu] platform, and after installing all the prerequisites I encountered an error when importing the engine (SimNDT.engine.efit2dcython) which is seemingly is a python library for Win. In REAME it is stated that you are open to collaboration, so creating an issue on Github seemed to be the easiest way reaching you. Have you tested the project on other platforms than Windows? And if yes, could you please give me a hint how to get it running on Unix? Best regards, Serhii Yaskovets

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[wangwentao8797]

I can not add ellipse or rectangle after I create one scenario. Could you please tell me how to solve the problem?

[syaskovets]

Actually this compiled function is only required if you want to launch the simulator in serial mode. I encourage to have a GPU in your machine in order to run in parallel … El 23 oct 2018, a las 16:14, syaskovets @.***> escribió: Hi. I have been looking for a piece of software to simulate ultrasonic waves for my NDT project, and your project looks very interesting to me. The only problem is I am currently limited to unix [ubuntu] platform, and after installing all the prerequisites I encountered an error when importing the engine (SimNDT.engine.efit2dcython) which is seemingly is a python library for Win. In REAME it is stated that you are open to collaboration, so creating an issue on Github seemed to be the easiest way reaching you. Have you tested the project on other platforms than Windows? And if yes, could you please give me a hint how to get it running on Unix? Best regards, Serhii Yaskovets — You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub, or mute the thread.

Thanks for the response. At first it seemed to me the opposite - that the compiled function is needed for the parallel mode and the serial mode is default one. For now the project is running well on OpenCL with Intel last-gen processor, even without a GPU, though there were few things to be fixed for the sake of compatibility with Python 3 and Matplotlib 3.0.
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[mmolero]

Thanks @syaskovets

Could you please share your python environment used on Linux in order to know which library versions you are using in your Linux OS. Thanks

[wangwentao8797]

Thank you for sharing this software. Unfortunately, I can not run this software. I was wondering if there is any problem when you compile the execute the file? Do you have the old version that still works? Thanks.

[mmolero]

Could you please detail your OS environment?Have you tried to run from source?

[wangwentao8797]

Yes, I tried. My OS environment is Window 10.

[mmolero]

Thanks @wangwentao8797 I've checked that this issues does exist. I will generate a new version solving this issue.

[mmolero]

@wangwentao8797 please download the new version v0.51. If you find another issue or the same issue happens again please create a new tickect describing the problem in order to track it correctly. I will close this one because this deals about unix portability and it seems that it was solved.

Thanks

[syaskovets]

HI @mmolero. Sorry for a bit late response. Here is the list of libraries and their versions currently being used in my python environment:

appdirs==1.4.3 certifi==2018.10.15 cycler==0.10.0 decorator==4.3.0 kiwisolver==1.0.1 Mako==1.0.7 MarkupSafe==1.0 matplotlib==3.0.0 mkl-fft==1.0.6 mkl-random==1.0.1 numpy==1.15.3 olefile==0.46 Pillow==5.3.0 pybind11==2.2.4 pyopencl==2018.2.1 pyparsing==2.2.1 python-dateutil==2.7.3 pytools==2018.5.2 pytz==2018.5 PyWavelets==1.0.0 scipy==1.1.0 sip==4.19.8 six==1.11.0 tornado==5.1.1

Python version is 3.6.5. The system is Ubuntu 18.04, just in case it may help. Additionally, when I fully test the software, I will make a pull request with all the changes made to run it properly under such an environment.

[wangwentao8797]

Thanks, @mmolero. The new version (V 0.51) fixed the issue unable of adding ellipse or rectangle. There is another issue remain: unable to add the boundaries. I can see the boundaries in the left column, but it does not show the boundaries in the GUI. When I try to run the simulation set up, there is an error "Please define the Boundaries Conditions!!!!" Could you fix that issue too? Windows 10. Thanks a million!

[mmolero]

@wangwentao8797 Please download the new version v0.52 that solves the boundary condition issue For new issues please open a new issue and not use this one. Thanks!

[wangwentao8797]

Thanks, it works!