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Occurring errors in building latest DEAL_II (9.3.1)
To install the latest ASPECT which is a thermo-mechanical code, I found it requires the latest DEAL.II (9.3.x).
So, I tried to install the latest DEAL.II. I have been experienced installing ver 9.2.x of DEAL.II and previous version of ASPECT.
When I installed the previous versions, everything was okay.
However, I am struggling with ver. 9.3.1 of DEAL.II.
The main concern is building symengine 0.7.0.
I think it is newly added in ver. 9.3.1 of DEAL.II because I haven't seen it in ver 9.2.x of DEAL.II.
My terminal shows the massage; "Could NOT find GMP (missing: GMP_LIBRARIES GMP_INCLUDE_DIRS)"
So, I installed gmp-6.2.1 and exported the directories of the library and include as GMP_LIB=/installed/lib and GMP_INC=/installed/inc. Also, I exported again the directories of the library and include as GMP_LIBRARIES=/installed/lib and GMP_INCLUDE_DIRS=/installed/inc due to the message in terminal
However, I got the same error message.
Any comments are helpful for me.
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Best regard
Sungho
Dear Sungho. Thanks for reporting, I got the same issue this week. Can you try building without symengine? You can disable it in the candi.cfg
@gfcas can you take a look on that issue?
I solved the issue, candi trys to find GMP in the root directory. So, GMP should be installed through yum or apt-get.
anyhow, we should fix this by installation notes and/or giving a gmp package with correct pathes.
@gfcas can you take a look on that issue?
When first adding symengine
to the package list we extended the list of required packages for Ubuntu, see #198. In addition, in #238 the requirment of gmp was added to the list in the Debian platform file. I assume a suitable package can be installed by homebrew, however, I have no idea of mac ...
I'm still checking our platforms for the gmp issue. Please let this issue open.
Hi is there any update on this issue? I have faced the same issue, and for me, it is impossible to install GMP on the root directory since I'm using it on a HPC cluster. I'd appreciate any suggestions in this case. Thanks