Dear all, so far I've used arts 2.0 by compiling/making it using cygwin and then running it in a windows environment, making use of scripts contained in atmlab 2.0.0. It works smoothly.
I am now trying to do the same with arts 2.2 and atmlab 2.2.22 but run into issues that seem to be related to search paths for the cfile.rep or include files. As an example, after making the arts.exe in cygwin I tried to run the qarts_demo (providing all the correct paths for includes and such) and this is what I get: --------------------------------------------------------------------- >> qarts_demo Cannot open output file: f:\ARTS\tmp\atmlab-GM-tp1daee2b5_03ac_4fb8_94c0_fa0a67f557b6/f:\ARTS\tmp\atmlab-GM-tp1daee2b5_03ac_4fb8_94c0_fa0a67f557b6\cfile.rep Maybe you don't have write access to the directory or the file? I have to be able to write to my report file. --------------------------------------------------------------------------- As you can see the cfile.rep file is searched in a funny path made of two times the "F:\ARTS\tmp +temp_dir" separated by a "/" which is unacceptable under windows. I can circumvent this problem by indicating a very simple path for the temp directory (".." instead of "F:\ARTS\tmp") or by sticking my hands into the main.cc source code and changing the following line: open_output_file(report_file, out_basename + report_file_ext.str ()); However, arts goes just a little further before crashing for a search path issue, when looking for include files. And I am not a C++ programmer... Of course the "f:\ARTS\arts-2.2\controlfiles\general\general.arts" indicated below is there. ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- >> qarts_demo Executing ARTS. Command line: /src/arts -r30 -o ..\atmlab-GM-tp2eb0677b_36b0_4a15_8728_20d87c282579 ..\atmlab-GM-tp2eb0677b_36b0_4a15_8728_20d87c282579\cfile.arts Version: arts-2.2.55 (compiled Thu Apr 6 15:27:51 2017) Compiler: GNU 5.4.0 (/usr/bin/c++.exe) Compile flags: -fvisibility=hidden -fvisibility-inlines-hidden -ftemplate-depth-60 -fopenmp -W -Wall -Wshadow -Wconversion -Wno-sign-conversion -Wno-unknown-pragmas -O2 -g Features in this build: Numeric precision: double OpenMP support: enabled Documentation server: enabled Zipped XML support: enabled NetCDF support: disabled Fortran support: disabled Disort support: disabled Refice support: disabled Tmatrix support: disabled Include search paths: . /home/GM/controlfiles Data search paths: ..\atmlab-GM-tp2eb0677b_36b0_4a15_8728_20d87c282579 . Running with OpenMP, maximum number of threads = 4. Thread 1: ready. Thread 2: ready. Thread 0: ready. Thread 3: ready. Run started: Thu Apr 6 15:46:43 2017 Verbosity settings: Agendas: 0 Screen: 3 Report file: 0 Reading control files: - ..\atmlab-GM-tp2eb0677b_36b0_4a15_8728_20d87c282579\cfile.arts Parsing control text: - Arts2 { This run took 0.02s (0.01s CPU time) Run-time error in controlfile: ..\atmlab-GM-tp2eb0677b_36b0_4a15_8728_20d87c282579\cfile.arts Cannot find include file f:\ARTS\arts-2.2\controlfiles\general\general.arts. File: ..\atmlab-GM-tp2eb0677b_36b0_4a15_8728_20d87c282579\cfile.arts Search path was: . /home/GM/controlfiles Stopping ARTS execution. Goodbye. Error using arts (line 67) An error occured while executing ARTS. See above. ------------------------------------------------------------------------ I understand that making arts using cygwin and running it under windows might raise a few eyebrows, but arts 2.0 seems to do just fine so maybe just a few light touches to the arts 2.2 source codes can leave this possibility available for windows-users such as I am? Or maybe someone will explain to me that I am doing something wrong... Thanks! Giovanni
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