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Installation Mac #31
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Hi @aliciadrm, I have seen something like this before when using -march=native in the compiler options. Is the error similar for you: there's a failure in a distance calculation? It should be returning a very large number which isn't quite equal to the INFINITY value we set in the SharedModules/universalVariables.f90 file. If so, you can proceed relatively safely for now. While we should hunt down what's going on, one thing may be to try a slightly older gfortran version. I am usually using 9.4.0, but I am sure we have successfully past all tests with more recent versions too. Paul |
Hi, I am trying to install SCONE on an Apple M2 Max (M2 chip) with macOS 13.5.2. When I first tried to install according to step 5 under Compiling SCONE under https://scone.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Installation.html, -- Could NOT find OpenMP_C (missing: OpenMP_C_FLAGS OpenMP_C_LIB_NAMES)
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Unless anyone has any objections, I will have a look into this. I own a Mac and I know some of the PhD / MPhil students usually do as well. In any case, it would be beneficial to get unit tests to pass on MacOS without the need to install virtual machines. |
Sounds good, go for it! It's about time we get this sorted! |
Resolved, awaiting pull request #139 approval. |
Hi I am trying to install SCONE on my macOS 13 and when running the automated tests I have failures in the plane_test_suite.testHalfspace and in the plane_test_suite.testDistance.
My compiler is GNU Fortran (GCC) 12.2.0.
If you have any insights or advice on how to proceed, please let me know.
Thanks
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