Thanks a lot, I will check this tomorrow.
Marc-André Dubois
Université de Montréal
Montréal, Québec, Canada
1-514-659-6305
ma.dub...@umontreal.ca
Le 2011-08-22 à 18:24, Christoph Junghans a écrit :
> Ah, osx is not my specialty (maybe Sikandar can help).
>
> I guess, first you have to find mal
Ah, osx is not my specialty (maybe Sikandar can help).
I guess, first you have to find malloc.h.
Maybe it is in /usr/include/malloc, otherwise you can use find to find it with:
$find / -name malloc.h
Once you have the path to malloc.h just add an option like
-DCMAKE_INCLUDE_PATH=/dir/of/malloc/ to
Thanks Christoph. I'm running osx, libc should be already installed…
Marc
Le 2011-08-22 à 17:42, Christoph Junghans a écrit :
> Hi Marc,
>
> malloc.h is usually a part of the libc, so possibly you have to
> install the libc's development package.
> Under linux that is usually called glibc-dev o
Hi guys,
I tried to install VOTCA. First of all, I tried to compile the
different dependencies after what I installed VOTCA Tools. At this point,
everything works like a charm. I tried to install VOTCA CSG, but it fails at a
certain point writing:
[ 49%] Building CXX object
src/l
Hi Marc,
malloc.h is usually a part of the libc, so possibly you have to
install the libc's development package.
Under linux that is usually called glibc-dev or glibc-devel.
Cheers,
Christoph
2011/8/22 Marc-André Dubois :
> Hi guys,
> I tried to install VOTCA. First of all, I tri
