Steven Rieder
Steven Rieder
Would it not be possible to still compile Simplex as C++98 code? Generally, the fewer changes we have to do, the better - but if we have to do more,...
> Would it not be possible to still compile Simplex as C++98 code? no, it's not (says me from 6 months ago pushing the update to C++11, due to hdf5...
right - the problem is that you're compiling with clang rather than gcc. We don't support clang currently.
Hmm, that's odd. Could you post the output of ``` pip list | grep amuse ``` ?
The worker should be built automatically when you install via pip, if it's not there the installation should fail. The OS is not a problem either. I just tested amuse-seba...
And just to be sure, could you check that if you install e.g. amuse-sse it does have its respective worker?
Ok, so the problem is not Seba then, but more global. I'm surprised that these packages install after failing to build the worker, that seems like the real bug here....
Can you try starting Fi with `hydro = Fi(redirection='none')`? The code above can crash for any number of reasons, I can't immediately see what could cause it.
Thanks. I’ve seen this error before then, I’ll get back to you soon.
> Thanks. I’ve seen this error before then, I’ll get back to you soon. I saw it before in #670. It's probably not the same solution here, but the underlying...