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On macOS, and I suppose other BSD systems, one has to specify the RPATH for any third-party library used during the building of the solver because these libraries may be installed in various non-standard locations e.g. when using the Spack package manager to build the third-party libraries for code_saturne. In order to make this work I modified file python/code_saturne/base/cs_case_domain.py so that after the building of the solver is completed the code calls the install_name_tool utility that macOS has to add the required RPATHs to the executable.
The modification is changing the code starting from line 1007 checking if the platform is macOS and then calling this utility for each library path needed (only unique values should be used).
The modified file is attached to this issue report and it works properly on my system.
On macOS, and I suppose other BSD systems, one has to specify the
RPATH
for any third-party library used during the building of the solver because these libraries may be installed in various non-standard locations e.g. when using the Spack package manager to build the third-party libraries forcode_saturne
. In order to make this work I modified filepython/code_saturne/base/cs_case_domain.py
so that after the building of the solver is completed the code calls theinstall_name_tool
utility that macOS has to add the required RPATHs to the executable.The modification is changing the code starting from line 1007 checking if the platform is macOS and then calling this utility for each library path needed (only unique values should be used).
The modified file is attached to this issue report and it works properly on my system.
cs_case_domain.py.zip
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