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Code for the K600 analyser including plugin codes for silicon, clover and HAGAR data
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Mac OS Makefile #34

Closed padsley closed 9 years ago

padsley commented 9 years ago

The Makefile only works for Linux. Should be improved in include Macs.

KevinCWLi commented 9 years ago

This sounds great to me :) (completely objectively)… don't know how much help I can be on such issues but I shall look into it sometime.

padsley commented 9 years ago

...I think you just volunteered... :+1:

KevinCWLi commented 9 years ago

Qué? No Hablo Ingles… I shall endeavour to do so when I'm back.

padsley commented 9 years ago

Well, the problem appeared when I tried to compile things on Luna's laptop so I'm going to assign the issue to her. Then she can also test whether it's fixed.

padsley commented 9 years ago

Right. So, from what I can tell, the architecture can be found by using something along the lines of:

ARCH := $(shell uname) ifeq ($(ARCH),Linux)

@echo "Linux";

OS_DIR = linux OSFLAGS = -DOS_LINUX -Dextname

CFLAGS = -Wall -lrt

CFLAGS = -Wno-cpp -lrt

add to compile in 32-bit mode

OSFLAGS += -m32

LIBS = -lm -lz -lutil -lnsl -lpthread -lrt #-lgsl -lgslcblas #-lvme endif

in the Makefile.

This will automatically detect 'Linux' as the architecture option.

I think that the equivalent for OSX is 'Darwin'. If someone could check this by running 'uname -s' on a Mac and posting the output here, that'd be awesome. :+1:

padsley commented 9 years ago

OH MY GOD ALL OF THE GIANT TEXT WHAT IS GOING ON?

KevinCWLi commented 9 years ago

From what I've seen with some other makefiles, this is the way to go and darwin is correct for mac (or as the midas MAKEFILE calls it: "funny linux"). Will get back to you asap.

KevinCWLi commented 9 years ago

So I'm guessing you are looking at the midas Makefile? They have a nice way of auto detecting the os etc. I tried fiddling around with: OSTYPE = darwin OS_DIR = darwin OSFLAGS = -DOS_LINUX -DOS_DARWIN -Dextname For the OSFLAGS I kept the -DOS_LINUX flag because the MIDAS Makefile keeps it for Darwin. The terminal output I get is still the same, which is: make: *\ No rule to make target /Users/kevinchingweili/MIDAS/midas/darwin/lib/rmana.o', needed byanalyzer'. Stop.

By the way, can Luna read this? If not, please ask her what mac OS X version she is using (please be mountain lion 10.8.5……)

padsley commented 9 years ago

OK. That's a bit weird (that it keeps -DOS_LINUX).

  1. Check in darwin/lib to see if there is a rmana.o
  2. Luna can read this. I am unable to comment on the big puddy-tats of Apple, however. She's also filling in forms so she can get paid &c. so she has bigger concerns that a Makefile.
  3. Maybe I should get someone to buy me a Mac so I can test the codes on that as well as on Linux. PLAN.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=38aDWDUjlOY

KevinCWLi commented 9 years ago

Yes…. Join us… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yUpbOliTHJY

padsley commented 9 years ago

If anyone is going to make references to quirky British comedies, it'll be me!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lj2ZlY2nQ3s

In other, useful, news:

I think that the following should be added to the Makefile:

ifeq ($ARCH,Darwin) OSFLAGS = -DOS_DARWIN -Dextname LIBS = -lm -lz -lutil endif

I'm going to make this change in the SetupDev branch because... that's one I have open and is the branch in which changes relating to how the code is setup should be make. If someone with a Mac could checkout that branch and then compile it, I'd be grapeful.

KevinCWLi commented 9 years ago

Hey Phil, there is no rmana.o in darwin/lib… because I forgot that my MIDAS on the mac side does not finish installing properly… therefore the error comes up.

Luna the error I get when installing MIDAS (at the make install command) is: "install: illegal option -- D"

This is because: "The GNU version of split is different to the OS X version of split. OS X is based on BSD Unix, and Linux (often referred to as GNU/Linux) uses the GNU toolset."

Are you successful in installing MIDAS? One possible workaround online is to change the - D option with - d but this is not guaranteed to work apparently. I am working on it now. Also what OS X version are you running please?

padsley commented 9 years ago

Luna can get Midas to compile fine. At what point does your version fail?

'make' or 'make install'?

pellegri commented 9 years ago

Sorry, here I am. My version is OS X Yosemite 10.10.1

KevinCWLi commented 9 years ago

make install I have changed the -D option to -d but then I see "install: darwin/bin/webpaw exists but is not a directory" ……. I think this was the function that the -D option provided….

Luna you didn't have to change anything when installing MIDAS?

padsley commented 9 years ago

Eh. Do you need to do 'make install'?

Try adding export MIDASSYS = /path/to/midas/directory to your .bash_profile.

padsley commented 9 years ago

after having done 'make'.

KevinCWLi commented 9 years ago

Yeah I've already tried that (It was the first thing I did I think), the only problem being that rmana.o is not present in $midas/darwin/lib…….

padsley commented 9 years ago

Kevin and I have fixed this. For future reference:

rmana.o will only be created if ROOTSYS is defined at compile-time. I.e., you need to have sourced ROOT before you compile MIDAS.

padsley commented 9 years ago

Closing issue. The MAC definition in the Makefile just references Linux. I.e. if OS_DARWIN -> set OS_LINUX.

It also isn't the cause of Funny Linux flaking out at the end of the analyser (see #35)