Rocco Meli

Sorry, I am working on lifting DLA-Future's Fortran interface out of CP2K into a standalone package so that we can have a slimmer integration and also add the standard and...

This is more annoying than I thought... I'll work locally with the Docker container and push a solution when it's ready.

I confirmed my suspicion that the problem appears after the introduction of the `gcc-runtime` package. On install, this packages copies the binaries internally, so the warning is spurious. I think...

Our local Spack aficionado @albestro helped me to investigate this issue, and he suggested to exclude `gcc-runtime` from the environment view. This prevents `libgomp.so` to be added to the view...

Thanks for testing @dkoes! > [spack cc] ERROR: Compiler '[email protected]' does not have a C++ compiler configured. What did you use as installation command and what's the output of `spack...

Can you please try `spack install gnina %[email protected]`? The other successful installation (excluding the ones by my) was also on Ubuntu 22, with GCC 11.3.0.

Maybe ```bash spack compiler rm [email protected] spack uninstall --all spack clean --all spack install gnina %[email protected] ``` could do the trick? Make sure to use the full version (i.e. `11.3.0`...

Sorry, that was a typo in the original message that I immediately corrected. The correct command is `spack compiler rm [email protected]`.

Not quite the smooth experience I was hoping for... =( However, RDKit is one of the last dependencies being built and it's optional. Therefore, if you haven't lost your patience...

I managed to reproduce the RDKit issue locally. I think it's the same as https://github.com/rdkit/rdkit/issues/5089. I added a newer version of RDKit, and everything builds without issues.