{phys}[intel/2016b] USPEX 9.4.4 (REVIEW)#3767
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@hajgato sticking to the toolchain used for the dependencies makes sense; can you adjust the PR title according to the toolchain used? |
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lgtm |
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Test report by @boegel |
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Going in, thanks @hajgato! |
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I did not have better idea what
Toolchainto use. The program itself is in binary,AWKandMATLABcodes. It also depends onPython. Since MATLAB is not widely available, I "interfaced" the program withOctave(works with it, althoughMATLABis recommended).Suggestions for the
Toolchainare welcome. (AnyOctave/Pythonversion would do.)