Installation and CROCO tutorial #2371
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QuestionQuestionI wanted to use Parcels and CROCO outputs. After a quick installation ( conda create -n parcels -c conda-forge etc....) the tutorials with parcels are running but not the tutorial "CROCO 3D tutorial". Is it a trouble associated to my configuration (run made in pycharm with the parcels env or with a jupyter notebook) or something else? Supporting code/error messages# code is provided by the tutorial |
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Hi @msouriss-29, thanks for using Parcels and reaching out! It seems your compiler is a bit more strict than the compilers we use on our systems. Or maybe you use a later version of the compiler? I don't know enough about compiler settings to tell you how to fix this; perhaps @willirath knows? |
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No idea. Questions to follow could be:
(I don't have a linux box here, so I can's reproduce this now.) |
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@msouriss-29 Can you show what $ conda listand python -c "import os; print os.environ; quit;"return? Important: from the second command you might want to remove lines with sensitive contents such as tokens and other secrets before uploading them here. |
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return from return from
(ed wr for readability) |
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That at least excludes the easy solution. It does not look like your env is not set up correctly 🎉 |
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Is it a solution to use the dev installation ? (environment.yml is however missing in the repository). |
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Try pinning the I have a working Linux-Container with 1.8.0. I'd go down the ladder till it (hopefully) starts working:
If so, please report back, because then we may need to adapt the conda-forge package dependencies. |
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Thanks for your reply. For me, the step back to 1.10 was enough to work. I will continue to go through the tutoral next week but I assume that's will be fine. |
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I've created conda-forge/parcels-feedstock#140 for tracking the possible issue w/ c-compilers v1.11.0 in case it shows up for others as well. Closing here |
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Try pinning the
c-compilerto older versions. You haveI have a working Linux-Container with 1.8.0. I'd go down the ladder till it (hopefully) starts working:
conda install -c conda-forge "c-compiler=1.10", then test this worked for the userconda install -c conda-forge "c-compiler=1.9", then testconda install -c conda-forge "c-compiler=1.8", then testIf so, please report back, because then we may need to adapt the conda-forge package dependencies.