Is FAHBench for Linux around the corner ?

[ChristianVirtual]

Is there any chance to get the tool for us Linux users in near future ?
Would be great to get a chance to compare the values with the Windows world.

[7im]

Yes, it's on their list, but PG doesn't typically comment on ETAs.

[ChristianVirtual]

I feared that answer

Thanks though ...

[proteneer]

Yes I'm working on it

[ChristianVirtual]

Thanks, need help ? Testing ? Let me know ...

[proteneer]

Open sourced. www.github.com/simtk/fahbench

CMakeLists might need some tweaking

[Jesse_V]

"sudo apt-get install qt4-dev-tools" (or the equivalent in yum or compile-from-source) is necessary before running "cmake ."
That package is quite large, so it may take some time to download and install.

Proteneer's right, there are some issues with CMakeLists.txt that are being worked on at the moment.

[EXT64]

So, were you ever able to get this compiled? I'm getting very strange errors when I tried on CentOS 7.

[Jesse_V]

So, were you ever able to get this compiled? I'm getting very strange errors when I tried on CentOS 7.

Wow this is an old thread, I hardly remember my comments here. No, I never really pursued it too persistently. What errors are you seeing?

[EXT64]

We figured out a handful of them. Basically, it was clear it was never compiled in Linux. There were several statements that were written incorrectly for Linux, but since it was compiled on windows I guess the compiler didn't catch them (my brother is the coder, I'd have to ask him for details). We are still tracking down more errors but we ran out of time.

[foldy]

They released FAHBench 2.0 with OpenMM 6.2 for Linux
https://github.com/pandegroup/fahbench/releases