Dilawar Singh

Fails with clang as well: ``` [ 50%] Building CXX object builtins/CMakeFiles/moose_builtins.dir/NSDFWriter.cpp.o In file included from /home/virtualuser/Work/moose/moose-core/builtins/NSDFWriter.cpp:55: In file included from /home/virtualuser/Work/moose/moose-core/basecode/header.h:14: In file included from /home/virtualuser/Work/moose/moose-core/basecode/../external/debug/print_function.hpp:108: In file included...

Under `bash` (on Windows), moose launches fine. May be this is the way to go for Windows. Other options are conda, and docker based solution.

Since `Windows 10` supports `bash`; user can now install `ubuntu` packages in windows (at least for python scripting). Maintaining/creating `cygwin` package is not worth the effort anymore. Other solution is...

Wheels have been created for linux and OSX. Will give a try for windows as well.

Since windows has started supporting bash and docker, we don't plan any windows specific build. I can try `wheel` build on windows. - [ ] Support wheel on windows

Sorry for very late reply. This fell into cracks at my end. `python3 -m serialscope` called `SerialScope/__main__.py` file. To launch it from IDE directory, you can do the following. -...

I am really sorry for not responding to this earlier. I fell in cracks at my end. I am trying to get my hands on a Windows machine soon. Maybe...

PS: Sorry about changing the formatting of the CPP file. I'll revert it back to the original before the merge.

Thanks for notes @Nicholaswogan . This fell through the cracks at my end. I ported it to C++ for the MOOSE simulator which rarely uses this method: the results differ...

We also ran into similar problems. First, we are not getting local groups. Only global groups. I tried to do some debugging. ``` ---- common::user::tests::check_groups stdout ---- ... GROUP_INFO_1 {...