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an approximate compiler
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running make setup gives error #49

Open umair626 opened 6 years ago

umair626 commented 6 years ago

Hi, I am installing ACCEPT and after running make setup, the following error occurs

umair@umair-pc:~/accept$ make setup /bin/sh: 1: ninja: not found Please install Ninja to build LLVM and ACCEPT. http://martine.github.io/ninja/ Makefile:118: recipe for target 'check_ninja' failed make: *** [check_ninja] Error 2

I have installed the ninja build system. I place the ninja binary in accept directory where the makefile is present, but still it is giving error. please help

sampsyo commented 6 years ago

Hello! Is ninja on your $PATH?

umair626 commented 6 years ago

How to put it on path? I have placed the binary inside the accept directory

sampsyo commented 6 years ago

Google might be able to help! I’m sorry, but I don’t have enough bandwidth to help with Unix use.

umair626 commented 6 years ago

Hi, I have installed it successfully. Now I want to use the benchmarks used in your experiment as a starting point. I clone the repository and then after running make exp_setup I got the following error

../accept/venv/bin/pip install munkres pillow make: ../accept/venv/bin/pip: Command not found Makefile:52: recipe for target 'exp_setup' failed make: *** [exp_setup] Error 127

Please help.

sampsyo commented 6 years ago

We're going to need more detail than this. Please investigate to see what might have gone wrong so that there's no pip executable in the virtualenv—maybe there's a failure earlier on, for example. I'd be happy to help if there's a specific issue to address.

umair626 commented 6 years ago

Hello some how I manage to solve my previous issues and able to build the experiments. Now I dont know how to get the output results and If I want to run any other application then what are the steps. Any help will be appreciated. I am sorry for any silly questions but as i am new to ACCEPT and I want to explore its functionalities. Thanks

umair626 commented 6 years ago

by experiment I mean, the total number of applications that you have used for your paper.

sampsyo commented 6 years ago

Have you considered following our tutorial? Is there a particular step at which you get stuck?