Thanks Luca,
Will checkout the remote extension of VS Code. I think I may have used it
in past to work remotely on our cluster but never inside a container.
Thanks again both Daniel and Luca! Hoping to pick up dealii in the coming
months
Best,
Bhavesh
On Sunday, 28 June 2020 01:43:51 UTC-5
If you want to develop using an ide, you could use visual studio code, with the
remote development extension. This allows you to compile inside the docker as
if it was a local compiler (including code completion, and debugging
facilities):
https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/remote/containers
B
Hi Luca,
Thanks a lot for the reply! After a fresh pull of the container (with vim
installed) and changing CMakeLists.txt accordingly, everything works like
charm
Best,
Bhavesh
On Saturday, 27 June 2020 01:58:07 UTC-5, Luca Heltai wrote:
>
> Are you using an example from deal.II master? If
Are you using an example from deal.II master? If this is the case, the example
looks for 9.3pre but the image we provide only has 9.1 installed. Try
inspecting the CMakeList.txt to see which version is being looked for, and try
changing to 9.1.
Luca
> Il giorno 27 giu 2020, alle ore 06:58, B
Hi Daniel,
Thanks for your reply. So the error above was pretty obvious
So I was going to update this after today's try. I did see (after posting
this) yesterday that I could see
/usr/includ/deal.II
the directories therein. Also I sourced `.bashrc` in /home/dealii, which I
thought would se
Bhavesh,
It's hard to tell if there is something going wrong and if so what it is
from just the information you provided.
If you inspect your container can you find the deal.II library, i.e. the
include files and the shared library?
If so, how did you try to invoke CMake when trying to build step-
Hi dealii users,
I wanted to get started with dealii (and in the long run hopefully use it
for my research). Naturally, I sought the easiest way forward through
docker. Since I use Singularity more often than docker (due to seamless
transition to running on our HPC cluster) I put together a con