Hi Mike,
On Thu, May 19, 2016 at 5:11 PM, Waldron, Michael H
wrote:
> I just installed RDkit on our linux (RHEL-5) cluster using the conda
> installation method. The installation ran smoothly, and I run 'source
> activate my-rdkit-env' to set the environment.
>
the linux packages that are availa
Hi all,
Maybe the centos6 rpms could be build with a dependency from the software
collections repository (
https://wiki.centos.org/AdditionalResources/Repositories/SCL)? Gianluca, do
you know if this could be a viable solution?
Best,
Riccardo
Dear all,
RDKit 2015.09.2 conda packages for linux and win-64 are now available for
download from the rdkit channel on anaconda.org. This build includes
python3 packages for windows too (thanks Paolo Tosco for help building
boost). I'll send an update when win-32 pkgs are also online.
Best,
Ricc
Hi Soren,
until recently, boost packages were not provided by the anaconda
distribution, and this is basically the reason we provide recipes to build
boost too. When a few weeks ago boost packages targeting version 1.57.0
have been added to the conda default channels (for linux and windows at
leas
Dear all,
Some updated conda packages for the 2014.09 release are also now available
from the RDKit channel on binstar: https://binstar.org/rdkit/
In particular, python 2.6, 2.7 and 3.4 versions of the RDKit toolkit, and
an updated version of the RDKit-PostgreSQL cartridge are available for
linux
Hi,
>> 1. Running the test-suite in-place is either impossible or really tricky
>> as the cmake puts the compiled objects below obj-* and leaves the python
>> code (including the .pyc byte-code files) in the main source tree. I
>> had to give up and just copy over rdkit recursively into obj-*.
>
