Steven Rieder
Steven Rieder
Unfortunately not: ``` $ brew install gfortran Error: No available formula with the name "gfortran" GNU Fortran is now provided as part of GCC, and can be installed with: brew...
I guess it *could* work, but if we already need to install gcc to get gfortran, it seems more practical and consistent to use gcc/g++ and not clang.
On my "almost" clean installation, I still run into some problems unfortunately, some codes refusing to build. I'll try this on a fully clean installation next week.
Should be fixed by the time #373 is closed.
We did not. But I’m still in favour of doing this.
I think I'd have a preference for the second method, leaving the original subsets untouched.
I have confirmed this issue. It's very odd - the ordering of particles in AMUSE seems to make a difference...
The issue seems *very* specific, it doesn't seem to happen if additional stars are added! (didn't test yet if the ordering matters here as well - I guess it might?)
It looks like the issue also exists when using BSE instead of SeBa. So this is probably an AMUSE bug of some kind...
> this bit in interface.cc of Seba, in new_binary line 786 or so: > > ``` > if (child1 == seba_insertion_point) { > seba_insertion_point = child1->get_younger_sister(); > } > if...