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I have some problems with the installation of auto on windows. I have followed all the instructions but in the end, when I try to rum auto commands such as @f or @sv in my MSYS shell I receive: command not found
I have followed the instruction for the windows installation:
Installed msys
installed the required packages with the command: pacman -S: gcc-fortran, mingw-w64-x86 64-
python3-matplotlib, and make.
in the main folder I type ./configure and then make without receiving any error
I enter the folder cmds and I set the environment variables running source auto.env.sh without receiving any warning or error.
At this point, I was expecting to use the auto command in my msys command prompt but if I type @f or @sv I receive a message stating: command not found
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
I have some problems with the installation of auto on windows. I have followed all the instructions but in the end, when I try to rum auto commands such as @f or @sv in my MSYS shell I receive: command not found
I have followed the instruction for the windows installation:
Installed msys
installed the required packages with the command: pacman -S: gcc-fortran, mingw-w64-x86 64-
python3-matplotlib, and make.
in the main folder I type ./configure and then make without receiving any error
I enter the folder cmds and I set the environment variables running source auto.env.sh without receiving any warning or error.
At this point, I was expecting to use the auto command in my msys command prompt but if I type @f or @
To whom it may concern,
I have some problems with the installation of auto on windows. I have followed all the instructions but in the end, when I try to rum auto commands such as @f or @sv in my MSYS shell I receive: command not found
I have followed the instruction for the windows installation:
python3-matplotlib, and make.
At this point, I was expecting to use the auto command in my msys command prompt but if I type @f or @sv I receive a message stating: command not found
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: