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If you try this on a Mac and get an error like so Traceback (most recent call last): File "Fisher.py", line 3, in <module> import statlib.fexact as f
Then you need to recompile by typing ./recompile.sh in your terminal as Emmanuel helped me figure out. But first you'll probably need to install a fortran compiler. You'll know for sure if you run the ./recompile.sh command in your terminal and get an error abort not finding a compiler such as pgfortran.
The easiest place I found to get a fortran compiler was here under MacOS. After downloading the right version for your system, you'll need to unpack it and then click on it to install and lower your security setting on your Mac to allow any software for a few minutes. You can verify it is installed works by typing your terminal gfortran --version
Now the the ./recompile.sh command should run to completion and then python Fisher.py should run in your terminal without an error.
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If you try this on a Mac and get an error like so
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "Fisher.py", line 3, in <module>
import statlib.fexact as f
Then you need to recompile by typing
./recompile.sh
in your terminal as Emmanuel helped me figure out. But first you'll probably need to install a fortran compiler. You'll know for sure if you run the./recompile.sh
command in your terminal and get an error abort not finding a compiler such aspgfortran
.The easiest place I found to get a fortran compiler was here under
MacOS
. After downloading the right version for your system, you'll need to unpack it and then click on it to install and lower your security setting on your Mac to allow any software for a few minutes. You can verify it is installed works by typing your terminalgfortran --version
Now the the
./recompile.sh
command should run to completion and thenpython Fisher.py
should run in your terminal without an error.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: