David Bowler

The test fails because the XC flag in the ion files requires libXC. We could replace them with ones that work with Conquest's XC library - that might be better.

Fixed by #368

I think that this is now fixed by the commits above (May 30). @connoraird Can you confirm? If so, we should close the issue.

This doesn't appear on Young using Intel compilers so I'm going to mark it as closed as it's not reproduced anywhere at the moment.

The original intent of `system.make` (despite its name) was to hold compilation dependent information, whether to do with the system or other options like OpenMP. I think that it's better...

I would prefer to avoid having users edit the main Makefile; if we want to separate things, then it would make sense to have the following flags in a separate...

I am going to close this issue for now; I think that the present file separates variables well, and it's not obviously causing any problems!

Thank you for this suggestion. I think that there's a balance to be struck: general suggestions, which won't require frequent updating, are a good idea, but any more detailed instructions...

Thank you @AugustinLu for your continuing suggestions: they're really helpful. I think that the ABINIT example is a very good one, and I would be happy for us to go...

Thanks @jan-janssen this is very helpful! I have tested it, and the OS X package runs perfectly well on Apple Silicon (I'm guessing through Rosetta). I don't know enough about...