On 09/05/12 16:43, Audette, Michel A. wrote:
Dear CellML users,
I have a recent version of Ubuntu, and when I try to build opencell, configure
tells me
configure: error: The CellML API directory /usr/local did not contain
interfaces/ICIS.xpt. Give the path to the CellML API with
--with-cellml_api=/path/to/cellml_api. Ensure you built the API with XPCOM,
Context, CCGS, CIS and CeLEDS support.
When I download the source tarball of cellml-api-1.10 or 1.11, in either case,
when I set XPCOM support to ON with CMake, I get
CMake Error at build/xpcom.cmake:1 (MESSAGE):
XPCOM support needs to be ported to cmake; please do this and submit a
patch if you want to use it!
How can I simply get through the two builds?
OpenCell is no longer maintained in Auckland; instead, Alan Garny (based
at Inria) is working on a complete rewrite which he is calling OpenCOR
(Website: http://opencor.ws).
If you want to build OpenCell, you would need to use a version of the
CellML API that was released around the same time as the version of
OpenCell you are trying to build (note: the last release of OpenCell
pre-dates the change to the CMake buildsystem), as the CellML API has
changed over time and OpenCell isn't being updated to stay up to date
with the changes.
I think Alan will be able to give you more information about OpenCOR and
its status, such as whether it is suitable as a replacement for
particular applications of OpenCell yet, and if not when it will be.
Best wishes,
Andrew
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