Something to notice under MOOSE's conda Environment with only OpenMC #487
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After compiling and getting cardinal-opt, we can run an example to check. You can't comment at this time — your comment is too long (maximum is 65536 characters)...... |
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Hi @Wang-Yihu - glad we were finally able to get Cardinal built! I will incorporate what we learned and update the Cardinal website accordingly. One thing I want to note:
Whenever you set something in your I will also update the instructions to make that clearer. |
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Updated instructions: https://cardinal.cels.anl.gov/start.html |
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It seems that we do not need |
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When we talked last week, you needed to install |
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OK. I have installed the CARDINAL in a new computer. Maybe whether CMake is found depends on Ubuntu installation image. |
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There are several events that https://cardinal.cels.anl.gov/with_conda.html does not includes.
After we install the MOOSE's conda environment from https://mooseframework.inl.gov/getting_started/installation/conda.html
After we clone the CARDINAL's package:
Set environment variables
We should do some following extra works. Some Ubuntu systems may not have ar. Input
sudo apt-get install build-essentialto get it. ar will appear in the direction
/usr/bin/After this, put this in
cardinal/config/openmc.mk-DCMAKE_AR=/usr/bin/ar \Change the directory to cardinal, delete the
buildfolder（if exists).And
Attention: it is useless to set these above in the .bashrc file. These must be set under MOOSE's conda environment.
and make it
make -j8if we success, we can see cardinal-opt file in the cardinal folder.
The terminal with no errors is shown here:
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