Closed MichaelClerx closed 6 years ago
Thanks for filing the issue. I have no idea about that --- I usually fail on Python installs due to just this kind of dependency.
As to integer division throwing a warning, what do you suggest we do in the parser given that we want to warn people that this isn't going to work like R or BUGS or JAGS. The longer-term plan is to have varying levels of lint/warnings and to allow user control with comment-based no-lint declarations. But we're not there yet.
Thanks for the report. Getting CVODES working with PyStan is taking some time. You can follow progress here: #293
I can confirm that the issue is fixed in the feature/cvodes-support
branch used in #293
Summary:
Undefined symbol: CVodeGetSense when loading stan model
Description:
Trying to run a stan script that solves an ODE results in the error
Undefined symbol: CVodeGetSense
I do have CVODE (and CVODES) installed in the default locations (via the package manager) as I use them a lot for other tasks.Reproducible Steps:
Run the example below:
Current Output:
Expected Output:
ODE simulation
PyStan Version:
2.15.0.1
Python Version:
2.7.13
Operating System:
Fedora 25 (linux)