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Hi! I have some questions (mostly out of curiosity, it's been a while since the last time I used a mac) and suggestions, I'll write them along the relevant lines Thanks again and regards Guillermo |
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Is it necessary to export CC as well? I don't think it's being used in the makefile directly.
also, are there issues with clang? in linux it is supported as a compiler
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You're right, only CXX is needed.
About the compiler: yes, because Apple's clang is more restrictive as there are some libraries that need to be imported differently (if I recall correctly it's about the import order). GCC does not have that problem and before changing the codebase I preferred to use a different compiler.
Co-authored-by: ggutierrez <94693768+ggutierrez-sunbright@users.noreply.github.com>
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Dear rDock members, we are developing an unofficial rDock plugin for
Horusat the Barcelona Supercomputing Center. You can learn more aboutHorusin the official webpage.Horusnatively supports Linux and macOS and we wanted to distribute the plugin for both platforms. In order to do so, I had to compile rDock on macOS manually. For it to work I had to slightly modify some parts of the code and the makefiles.During my tests, I did not see any change in the results outputs and the application is working flawlessly. I hope that this macOS support allows rDock to run on more platforms!