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2021-05-16
2017-01-30
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Hi
I am trying to compile simple_snII project following instructions on NucNet Projects. As per the instructions, I fist installed all the libraries, checked that I can compile with Boost successfully. Now I am trying to compile the codes using ./project_make. But it gives me the follwoing errors:

../nucnet-tools-code/nnt/auxiliary.cpp:51:36:error 's_DTIME' not declared
53:36:error 's_T9' not declared
55:37:error 's_RHO not declared
453:5:error 's_MUPKT' not member of 'nnt'
458:5:error 's_MUNKT' not member of 'nnt'
527:25:error 's_YE' not declared
557:11:error 's_CLUSTER_XPATH' not declared
564:9:error 's_CLUSTER_CONSTRAINT' not declared
583:7: error 's_CLUSTER_CHEMICAL_POTENTIAL' not declared
611:5:error 's_CLUSTER_XPATH' not meber of 'nnt'

make: ***[../nucnet-tools-code/obj/auxiliary.o] Error 1
Mke failed

Please help.

Regards
Rashi Talwar

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  • Bradley S. Meyer

    Hi Rashi,

    Could you check that you have xsltproc installed? Try typing

    xsltproc

    You should get a long help printout. If you don't, try installing xsltproc and recompiing.

    Let me know how it goes. Best wishes.

    Brad

     
  • Anonymous

    Anonymous - 2021-05-16

    Hi Prof. Meyer,

    When I tried to compile simple_snII project following the instructions, some errors occurred as follow:

    --2021-05-16 11:54:57-- (try:20) https://altushost-swe.dl.sourceforge.net/project/libstatmech/libstatmech/libstatmech_0.10.tar.gz
    Connecting to altushost-swe.dl.sourceforge.net (altushost-swe.dl.sourceforge.net)|79.142.76.130|:443... failed: Connection timed out.
    Giving up.

    make: *** [../nucnet-tools-code/build/Makefile:261: ../nucnet-tools-code/vendor/libstatmech.tar.gz] Error 4
    Make failed. Contact project maintainer.

    Could you help?

    Regards,
    Zhenyu

     
    • Bradley S. Meyer

      Thanks for your post. The download of libstatmech is timing out. Are you perhaps behind a firewall? What happens if you simply type

      wget http://sourceforge.net/projects//libstatmech/files/libstatmech/libstatmech_0.10.tar.gz

      (all on one line)? Best wishes.

       

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