isce-framework
Problems installing ISCE on redhat
Hello, I am having trouble installing ISCE2 on the scientific linux version of Redhat. I have triple checked all the paths in the scons config file, and installed all the necessary libraries. I am wondering if this is an issue with Redhat - I've had success installing ISCE on Ubuntu before. Attached is the config.log file. Any guidance would be very much appreciated config.log .
It looks like you are using the system gcc but dependencies from anaconda? If you're linking against conda packages, you may have more luck using their compiler toolchain as well: https://conda.io/projects/conda-build/en/latest/resources/compiler-tools.html
Thanks for the suggestion, but I am still having the same problem after installing and using gcc version 9.2.0 (as well as g++/gfortran) via conda. The system gcc that I was previously using was version 4.8.5. I'll attach the config log file - thanks in advance! config-attempt2.log
It still looks like you are using a non-conda compiler to build, although it's now /usr/local/bin/gcc instead of /usr/bin/gcc.
If you weren't aware, isce2 does have a prebuilt package available on conda-forge, installable via conda install -c conda-forge isce2.
You could just install the whole thing from https://anaconda.org/conda-forge/isce2 if you dont want the joy of compiling it.
conda install -c conda-forge isce2
Thanks all! I tried using conda install -c conda-forge isce2, and it didn't work at first. It was stuck on "solving environment" for hours. Then I installed all the isce2 dependencies individually, then ran conda install -c conda-forge isce2. After doing that, it worked! Thanks for the help.
Great. Conda dependency bloat can be problematic. I have had some success with using mamba for this.
conda install mamba -c conda-forge
mamba install isce2 -c conda-forge
The mdx display utility does not seem to be working with this conda/mamba installation ("Initializing X toolkit; Error: Can't open display"). Is this something I need to configure and/or compile myself? If so, are there instructions to do so without also installing all of isce?
@tdl255 The Initializing X toolkit; Error: Can't open display is a problem with the X11 environment variables in your terminal. It seems that the mdx program was compiled successfully as it is trying to open a window through the X11 Window System. Maybe you already figured out the problem.
