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I managed to install and make the tests pass on mac except for the tests that reference compiler="gcc".
For devito to work I had to define env variables export CC=gcc-13 for example. gcc on mac points to clang by default and the support for openmp there seemed painful. This line fails unless I delete the compiler="gcc"flag. Weirdly enough, if I run the same test inside the REPL, instead of pkg mode, it passes!
So not sure what the way forward here is, but I thought it would be useful to let you know.
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Interesting! thank you for reporting @raminammour. This is useful to know and we will try to look into it. At a minimum, we may be able to remove that compiler="gcc" flag from the test (although that is avoiding the bug in the unit test rather than fixing it).
Do you know if this issue is also observed in the devito python package?
not sure about Devito, but the fact that the test succeeds if pasted to the repl makes me suspect the test system spawning a process that is not inheriting the correct environment. So it may be an artifact of the testing.
Hey,
I managed to install and make the tests pass on mac except for the tests that reference
compiler="gcc"
.For devito to work I had to define env variables
export CC=gcc-13
for example.gcc
on mac points to clang by default and the support foropenmp
there seemed painful. This line fails unless I delete thecompiler="gcc"
flag. Weirdly enough, if I run the same test inside the REPL, instead of pkg mode, it passes!So not sure what the way forward here is, but I thought it would be useful to let you know.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: