Dear fellows
Since I am new to ubuntu and liggghts I have problems troubleshooting the attached code after executing make auto in the terminal.
These are my Makefile.user settings:
# MPI: "ON" or "OFF"
# Description: Use the message passing interface for parallel execution
USE_MPI = "OFF"
# CATALYST: "ON" or "OFF"
# Description: Allow the use of in-situ visualization using ParaView
USE_CATALYST = "OFF"
# VTK: "ON" or "OFF"
# Description: Allow the use of VTK output that can be read directly with ParaView
USE_VTK = "ON"
# If you want to use the vtk output feature and did not install vtk yourself
# then set the following to "ON" and uncomment it to allow for an automatic download and compilation
AUTOINSTALL_VTK = "OFF"
# SUPERQUADRICS: "ON" or "OFF"
# Description: Enable superquadric particles (Note: requires boost)
Originally, I tried installing OpenMPI, but i could not link it properly in the Makefile.user, so I decided to skip MPI. I dont understand why I still get an error related to MPI.
Any help is appreciated very much :-)
Thank you
Kind regards,
liggghts_ubuntu
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SHUBHAM AGARWAL | Sat, 05/13/2023 - 07:26
Set AUTOINSTALL VTK to "ON"
You can set USE VTK "ON' and Autoinstall VTK to "ON"
You can follow the guidelines give on the following link
https://www.engineerdo.com/2020/06/25/installation-of-liggghts/
kalylcie | Tue, 01/09/2024 - 08:50
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