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Dear Rudolf,
thanks for your message.
I think the python branch is already default. I was
already on it, without explicitly changing to it.
Your way works, however "code_info.features()" lists:
BOND_ANGLE, BUCKINGHAM, COMFIXED, COMFORCE,
CONSTRAINTS, ELECTROSTATICS, EXCLUSIONS, EXTERNAL_FORCES, FFTW,
FORCE_CORE, H5MD, LENNARD_JONES, LENNARD_JONES_GENERIC, LJCOS,
LJCOS2, MASS, MORSE, MPI_CORE, NPT, P3M, PARTIAL_PERIODIC,
SOFT_SPHERE, TABULATED,
which I think are all available features, instead of the few I
wanted to compile. So it seems like make does not take my config
into account, even though cmake knows the path. I had a similar
problem on my computer, which is why I used:
[...]$ ~/build/pypresso$ make myconfig=myconfig.hpp
But on the cluster this does not work. I'll see if I
can get it to run with a different compiler.
Best,
Clemens
On 27.04.2017 18:45, Rudolf Weeber
wrote:
Hi,
On Thu, Apr 27, 2017 at 05:25:22PM +0200, Clemens Jochum wrote:
Dear all,
[...]$ ~/build/pypresso$ make myconfig=myconfig.hpp
Is this supposed to work with the CMake build system, at all?
Probably, the way to set this is to do
cmake path_to_source
ccmake path_to_source
and then change the value of MYCONFIG_NAME
or from the shell
cmake -D MYCONFIG_NAME=path_to_myconfig path_to_source
Haven't tried any of them, though.
If that's not the issue, on an other note: are you using the same compiler on your own machine and the cluster?
In case, you intend to use the python interface, please also make sure, you use thew "python" branch from github.com/espressomd/espresso rather than the master branch or the last release.
Regards, Rudolf
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