Hi,
If the test diffs look normal to you (i.e. the differences seem to be
just round-off errors) then you're probably OK. I can't remember if in
AT 1.5 I protected all of the tests for cpptraj that require NetCDF,
so those could potentially show up as false positives. However, you
may want to upgrade to AmberTools 13. In the latest patched version of
AmberTools 13 (which is freely available and can be used alongside any
other Amber distribution) the NetCDF-dependent tests should exit
gracefully.
On Mon, Jul 8, 2013 at 6:56 PM, Collins Nganou <nganoucollins.gmail.com> wrote:
> While compile Ambertools1.5 in Amber10 Home, I was struggled with Netcdf
> linked library. I decided to compile Amber1.5 without Netcdf. The
Could you describe more what system you were trying to compile on,
what compilers you were using, etc? I highly recommend using NetCDF
trajectories for simulation and analysis as they are faster to process
and write, have better precision, and are less error prone than ASCII
trajectories.
-Dan
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