Anaconda env causing ./configure Qtenv failure in new OMNeT version

[Chris Shen]

Just share an experience.

I'm now using the new version of omnet, OMNeT++ 5.1.1, meanwhile I also installed Anaconda for another python project. 

When I configure omnet, it always tells it can't find Qt library, asking me to set WITH_QTENV=no. Initially, I though I didn't installed well Qt, then checked several ways to install Qt, but the error remained.

Then I looked at the error, found out the configure did not search system path for Qt library, instead it searched Anaconda folder for several libraries, including Qt.

Then I commented the Anaconda PATH in .bashrc file, since when the Anaconda was installed, its PATH information was automatically appended at the end of .bashrc file. 

So, everything works fine now.

[Attila Török]

Thank you for sharing!

Could you please send us the exact line in your .bashrc file that you had to comment out?

Attila

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[Chris Shen]

# added by Anaconda2 4.0.0 installer

# export PATH="/home/chris/anaconda2/bin:$PATH"

Like the above, comment "export......." with #.

On Monday, July 17, 2017 at 10:46:25 PM UTC+9, Attila Török wrote:

Thank you for sharing!

Could you please send us the exact line in your .bashrc file that you had to comment out?

Attila

2017-07-17 15:02 GMT+02:00 Chris Shen <sheny...@gmail.com>:

Just share an experience.

I'm now using the new version of omnet, OMNeT++ 5.1.1, meanwhile I also installed Anaconda for another python project. 

When I configure omnet, it always tells it can't find Qt library, asking me to set WITH_QTENV=no. Initially, I though I didn't installed well Qt, then checked several ways to install Qt, but the error remained.

Then I looked at the error, found out the configure did not search system path for Qt library, instead it searched Anaconda folder for several libraries, including Qt.

Then I commented the Anaconda PATH in .bashrc file, since when the Anaconda was installed, its PATH information was automatically appended at the end of .bashrc file. 

So, everything works fine now.

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