Problem with the Basilisk Installation

[巴哈尼]

Hi everyone!

I am new to the Basilisk Solver. I download the tarball using the wget and I tried to compile from the source following the instructions. 

However I encounter few errors during the installation and I am not sure what's happening here. Attached the image for reference.

Can somebody help me with this regard?

Thank you!

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Regards 

Bharani

[Stephane Popinet]

Hi Bharani,

These are warnings not errors, so you should probably be fine.

can you please do:

qcc --version

and send the output.

Stephane

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[巴哈尼]

Hi Stephane

Thanks for your response. Its indeed seems to be just a warning. Earlier I forget to add the Basilisk PWD to bashrc because of which i was having error when i run qcc --version.

Thank you!

[Evan Ricketts]

Hi,

I am having a problem with installation of a similar nature. All other aspects of the installation are fine, but when I go to check "qcc --version", I get "Command 'qcc' not found, but there are 18 similar ones".

I am running on Ubuntu with gcc 11 when compiling. I have also added the relevant export commands to the .bashrc file.

The warning below appears, but as this is not an error, I think this should be ok?

I am quite unsure of what to do as I have tried the installation many times with various methods. I am assuming that the path is not being set correctly in .bashrc, but I don't know how to amend this.

Thanks,

Evan

[Stephane Popinet]

Hi Evans,

> I have also added the relevant export commands to the .bashrc file.

As the '.bashrc' file/script is executed only once (when the shell
starts), you need either to:

- open a new shell
- re-execute the '.bashrc' script using e.g

% . ~/.bashrc

Also check that you can run qcc "directly" i.e. using something like:

% $BASILISK/qcc

hope this helps,

Stephane