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I can probably add that, but it is basically four lines: git clone https://github.com/rtsoliday/SDDS.git git clone https://github.com/rtsoliday/elegant.git cd elegant make -j This will build SDDS and elegant. It will also build Pelegant if it finds the mpicc. See the Makefile.rules in both repositor...

I found and fixed the problem. You can get the updated source code at:
https://github.com/rtsoliday/SDDS/blob/ ... ata2sdds.c

There is a new release of the SDDS code and the SDDS Python module. If you rebuild from the updated code, it should fix the problem you are seeing with not linking in the rpn library.

--Bob

I am also able to verify that Fedora 39 does not have this problem. It is using lapack version 3.11.0 so they must have fixed it but didn't backport the fix to 3.9.

I was able to verify that there was a problem running it on RHEL9 with lapack-devel and blas-devel installed. I was able to get it to run if I uninstalled all the lapack* and blas* RPMs and reinstalled only the lapack and blas RPMs. Not the best solution but a work around for now. I will look into h...

I have posted Ubuntu 24.04 RPMs
You can also build it yourself using the Build-AOP-RPMs.
I had to make a change to a file in SDDS.5.6.1.tar.gz to link the proper libraries for sddsdata.so

--Bob Soliday

I haven't tried building or running on Ubuntu 24.04 yet. I am in the process of downloading the installation file now. In the meantime I just tested this on ubuntu 22.04 and don't see this problem. I will try to get out a working release for Ubuntu 24.04 as soon as I am able.

--Bob

Can you try it with SDDSPython3.11.9-x64.msi to see if it makes a difference?
https://ops.aps.anl.gov/downloads/SDDSP ... .9-x64.msi

If that doesn't work, I will look into setting up Anaconda on my Windows laptop to test further.

--Bob

The error comes from the SDDS library. It is saying that the library was compiled with a different SDDS.h file than Pelegant was. The first thing I would do is to run "ldd Pelegant" to see if it is linking to a shared library SDDS1.so. It may be using an older version somehow. Check the timestamp on...

I played around with it trying to get it to work with alien. I can get it to get past that problem but it refuses the run the internal script to setup the symlinks. The only thing that seems to really work is to not use alien at all. Instead run: sudo rpm -ivh <rpmfile> This will install it and setu...