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Error during compilation via CMake or via Python #7
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Hello, Thanks for your answer, Stéphane! The compilation via Pip3 was done both on a Windows Subsystem for Linux (machine 1) and on a Linux Mint OS (machine 2). Yesterday, I tried both compilations on machine 1. Today, I'm trying on machine 2. The python compilation (sudo pip3 install numpy scipy sklearn matplotlib / export GMX_PATH=/path/to/installed/gromacs The C++ installation worked on machine 2! But when I'm using the cluster module of gmx_clusterByFeatures I still get the "Segmentation fault (core dumped)"... |
Hi, Presently compilation only work with Gromacs-2016 version. Therefore, compilation is ending with error. I will try to update it for Gromacs-2020 version, however, it might take time depending on the internal changes in Gromacs. With pip, when segmentation fault occurs. All commands resulted to this error? Try running help of a command, e.g. |
Hi, Thanks for your answer. I reinstalled Gromacs 2016.5 on my machine 1 and performed the compilation with pip and Python. This time, I did not encounter any problems for the compilation. However, when I run gmx_clusterByFeatures, I still get the segmentation fault. When I type |
Hello,
As I indicated in another thread (#4), I am facing "Segmentation fault" issues when running the cluster module of gmx_clusterByFeatures compiled via Pip3. The compilation is performed without any error with Pip3.
So, I tried to compile gmx_clusterByFeatures via Python or via Cmake. However, the compilation fails in both cases and I obtain the following error:
error.txt
(here for the Python compilation)
For info, I am working on a Linux machine with Python 3.7.4 and GROMACS 1.8.3 without MPI or GPU support.
Thanks for any help.
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