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Problem running CRM wing case #169
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It looks like there is an installation problem. How did you install SMT? |
I downloaded the files and using Anaconda environment used pip install. If there anotherway PL let me know, I will un-install and re-install. However, some of the other cases worked . |
If you have installed following the Readme here ( You can uninstall and then try to install from pypi directly with |
If C or C++ compilers are need , then that may be the problem as my laptop
does not have it. Can I use other methods till I get the compilers ?
…On Wed, Sep 18, 2019, 12:06 AM Rémi Lafage ***@***.***> wrote:
If you have installed following the Readme here (pip install -e smt_dir)
RMTB and RMTC are compiled on your machine during installation. Maybe
something went wrong.
You can uninstall and then try to install from pypi directly with pip
install smt.
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That was exactly what I suggested. As you use Windows you can get binary distribution with: |
See also documentation here |
Hi,
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First, two remarks:
So, please just try: |
I was using Python 3.6 but had to change to 2.7 as a couple of other packages run only on that. Can I have both versions of python (on different drives) working in the same laptop ? if so I may do that |
You can have several installations of Python. Then you just have to manage your paths consistently. The easier way to do that is to use Anaconda distribution with environments. |
I realize that what I suggest depends on the hardware architecture as well and will only work with a windows amd_64 (which is the architecture of my machine with which I generate SMT binaries). |
Examples are not meant to be installed (the smt.examples package is not found hence the error). It works when installing in development mode If you want to make it work, copy |
That is it ! working now. I guess I need to do the same for all the other cases in 'examples' directory. Btw, there are plot commands in the file but I did not see any plots, shoild I remove the 'agg' option in the Mathplotlib? |
Indeed, comment out the |
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I have been exploring the use of SMT package as a part of student curriculum here in our university, hence I have downloaded the package from github. I have tried out some of the examples without any issue but have run into a specific problem related to RMTB and RMTC methods. Either in the One_D_step or CRM_wing case I am getting a module not found error (screen shot attached). Any pointers to identify the error would be of great help.
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