1. Can you send your entire build log? Most likely an external is not building, since the SCIRun-proper part of the build is not even starting.

2. Which module is producing the error? That will narrow down the problem to input, processing, or visualization.

Dan

On Mon, Jan 8, 2018 at 2:01 PM, Palig Mouradian <mouradian.p@husky.neu.edu> wrote:

Hi SCIRun HelpDesk,

I am a grad student at Northeastern working on a project with Moritz Danhauer, Dana Brooks as well as Mathew Yarossi (all cc-ed here). They suggested that I redirect my questions to the helpdesk.

I have 2 error messages that I am trying to work through.

1. The first is occurring on our desktop Mac Computer in the lab.

I downloaded the command line tools, homebrew, macports and qt4 as well as the source file for SCIRun 5.

I also then ran cmake ../Superbuild in the bin path followed by make -j2

I keep getting this error message at 94% completion

Once I got it, I peeked inside the MakeFile and I tried to run the following manually but still got error messages, even after changing the permissions of the files inside the SCIRun external path.

 Build rule for target.

SCIRun_external: cmake_check_build_system

$(MAKE) -f CMakeFiles/Makefile2 SCIRun_external

 

2. The second is occurring on my personal laptop. I reconstructed a network from Moritz on SCIRUN 5 (pictured below).

The input to this network is a model out of seg3d  in .nrrd format [data on elements]

Updated the clip field by function module to Data1 !=0; and element and clipping at element center.

In the Show Field module -- data on edges was unchecked  and unde the faces tab, invert normals was selected.

At times I was getting an error that read "Input Data Req. on Port Field" and even when i am not, I am unable to visualize anything with View Scene.

I followed the exact steps as Moritz but I don't know what could be going wrong.

Thank you for any guidance.

Sincerely,

Palig Mouradian

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