This! This! This was it. Great find Jan. Thanks. First instance in my
life where commenting a bit of code broke it. :)
-
Jean-Paul Ebejer
Early Stage Researcher
On 12 February 2015 at 22:36, Jan Holst Jensen <[email protected]>
wrote:
> On 2015-02-12 17:50, JP wrote:
>
> My Makefile now looks:
>
>>
>>> # -------------------------
>>> # Variables used and default values:
>>> USE_INCHI=1 # enables InChI functions; requires rdkit built with
>>> inchi support
>>> # USE_AVALON=0 # enables avalon fingerprint; requires rdkit built
>>> with avalon support
>>> USE_POPCOUNT=1 # enables use of the CPU's popcount instruction
>>> # USE_THREADS=0 # links against boost.system; required with
>>> non-ancient boost versions if inchi is enabled or the rdkit is built with
>>> threadsafe SSS
>>> # STATIC_LINK=1 # link against the static RDKit libraries
>>> # --------------------
>>>
>>>
> Hi JP,
>
> You were almost there. I had this problem too. The USE_INCHI line should
> read
>
> USE_INCHI=1
>
> and not
>
> USE_INCHI=1 # enables InChI functions; requires rdkit built with
> inchi support
>
> I guess the comment gets included into the USE_INCHI variable and then
> the check for "is USE_INCHI == 1" in the makefile fails.
>
> Cheers
> -- Jan
>
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