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emC_autoAlign.sh missing in compiled files #117

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yuanhaowang1213 opened this issue Apr 20, 2020 · 7 comments
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emC_autoAlign.sh missing in compiled files #117

yuanhaowang1213 opened this issue Apr 20, 2020 · 7 comments

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@yuanhaowang1213
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I wanted to compile emClarity. I added 'emC_ctfFind' to the mexFiles/compiled, however, it seems that there is still a missing file, 'emC_autoAlign.sh' in the folder according to 'mCompiled.sh' file.

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bHimes commented Apr 20, 2020 via email

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Dear Ben,
It was the code on the git repository, 'https://github.com/bHimes/emClarity'. I just cloned to my local file folder. I could download the emC_ctFind from you link in wiki, but could not find the emC_autoAlign.sh file.
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yuanhao

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bHimes commented Apr 21, 2020

Hi Yuanhao, please try to use the LTS_version_1_5_0 branch. If you look there, you will see that the script is moved to the alignment direcotry, and there is also a emC_findBeads script.

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Dear Ben,
The LTS_version link only contains the executable files. Still no directory.
Best,
Yuanhao

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bHimes commented Apr 21, 2020

Did you change to the LTS BRANCH of the source code?

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Dear Ben,
Thank you. However, there is another issue that, in the ./testScripts/mCompile.sh file. Line 8, there is an

export emC_DEPS="/groups/grigorieff/home/himesb/work/emC_dependencies"

However, it seems that this folder is missing on the github or wiki link.

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bHimes commented Apr 24, 2020

It is there (link to google drive) but it is on the [[requirements|Requirements]] page. I added a link from the [[installation|Installation]] page to make it more clear. Sorry for the confusion. This part of the code is in a bit of flux, because I am preparing to also include statically linked imod binaries as well.

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