Olivier Cessenat

Thanks for answering that fast. As you mention the README, the Makefile and install.sh also keep traces of "byte" TARGET rule, which lead me to think it could still be...

Thanks. My aim is to make an spack package description for hevea. I've already just made a PR for ocamlbuild. Ocaml itself is already in spack. Maybe you would prefer...

OK I'll do it ; for the moment waiting for my PR to be accepted for ocamlbuild, while learning to use git and github... Le 10/02/2021 à 17:50, Luc Maranget...

By the way, do you consider switching to "Dune" in the future, as the ocambuild pages seems to advise it ?

Below is the unv/gmsh plugin with the simple .msh file to load inside the session. [plugunv.tar.gz](https://github.com/visit-dav/visit/files/14250864/plugunv.tar.gz)

Naively, I had thought that using an option for Silo it would be transferred to visit. Below is an example where I convert a speed {vx,vy,vz} relative to light speed...

Thanks @serpilliere. I cannot install any OS package so I install everything with spack, including ffmpeg. Probably I do not have the proper packages from my distro, and I failed...

> @cessenat I think this looks good. Have you run Silo's test suite against it just to make sure. Typically, just a `make check` from the top level should do...

Very interested by this feature. For the moment VisIt guesses the unit from the first met variable in the expression. Typically I would like to define the Poynting vector as...

> -Wincompatible-pointer-types For that specific issue you can try to compile with the GCC compiler option -Wincompatible-pointer-types