Hello Kyle,
I agree that putting /opt/local/bin in your PATH should be adequate, so this isn’t totally obvious. The executables athena, hephaestus, and artemis should all be in /opt/local/bin/. Are they?
What is the result if you execute the following?
$ port contents demeter
I’m the official maintainer of the Macports version of Demeter. Unfortunately, I’m not a regular user. In fact, it’s not installed on the everyday computer that I’ve had for four years (to give you an idea of what “not regular” means to me).
Worse, there’s a chronic problem that I have never worked out how to solve. The Demeter ports depends on many things. One is ifeffit, which is not really still supported, but Demeter can’t just magically start using Matt Newville’s replacement
for ifeffit, known as Larch. It feels to me like Mac-Demeter is doomed to break permanently pretty soon, if it has not already.
[Bruce, Matt, have I stated that accurately? Please correct me if I’m wrong.]
Still, there exists a port for ifeffit and for demeter, and one should be able to install them. I’m trying it right now on a Mac that lacks them. It will take me a while, because I’m not a Perl user either, and there are dozens of dependencies to install
first. Let’s see how it goes for me…
This install is taking a very long time. I’m going to send this note as-is and report later about whether I can make athena run, and where the executable is located. (But I’m sure it will be /opt/local/bin/ )
Could I suggest that, if you get it to work, and you use it regularly, and you’re an open-source supporter, would you think about helping as a second official maintainer of the Demeter port? Other users could benefit from me teaming up with an actual demeter
user, to be sure!
Best wishes,
Joe Fowler
NIST Boulder Labs
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Help installing Demeter on a Mac (Kluherz, Tk)
Subject: [Ifeffit]
Help installing Demeter on a Mac
Date: June
30, 2023 at 10:02:03 AM MDT
Hello All,
I’m a new postdoc at NREL, trying to install Demeter on my NREL Mac. I have previously only installed it on a Linux system. I followed the instructions for
installing on a Mac, including the logout/login, and the installation appeared to be successful, with no errors. However, when I then try to run athena/artemis/hephaestus from the command line, I get a ‘command not found’ error. Has anyone encountered this
problem before? I thought I found a thread in the archives from 2014, but there was not response to the issue. I suspect it may be that the command location was not added to the $PATH, but am not sure where it is in order to add it.
Here’s the output from echo $PATH:
/opt/local/bin:/opt/local/sbin:/usr/local/bin:/usr/bin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/sbin:/Library/TeX/texbin
Any help would be appreciated!
Thanks,
Kyle
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