Krishna Naidoo

Hi Raul, Whenever I've faced similar issues its because the compiler used for the install is different or can't be found when running mistree. Are you using the same environment?...

Hi Raul, I appreciate it. It might be worth checking if the fortran files have actually compiled. So please check if you can find the compiled version of 'utility_random_walk.f90' in...

Hi Raul, Glad it's working now. I will suggest windows users clone the repository in the documentation. Many thanks, Krishna

PS. I've now added this instruction on the README file on github and the documentation page.

Hi @CurtisTD, could you check 1. If the mistree you are importing is indeed the one which is located in the cloned repo? 2. Whether the Fortran files have compiled,...

I'm not too sure, as I've never used windows for python. Could you try reinstalling in the cloned repo and type the following: python setup.py build python setup.py install python...

To clarify did you see the import error after running python setup.py test?

Hi @RAJUL555, unfortunately no. I don't have a windows machine to test these errors on and have no experience with python on windows. However I've been looking around about this...

Window installation should now be much simpler in the latest MiSTree update -- version 2.0.0. I've gotten rid of fortran subroutines entirely and replaced them with numba JIT. The automated...

hi @meyerls I'm just trying to understand the changes. The format change from mentions of `is` or `is not` to `==` and `!=` looks fine, in fact I'm not sure...