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[Klaus Thoeni <question244319@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Question #244319 on Yade changed:
https://answers.launchpad.net/yade/+question/244319

    Status: Open => Answered

Klaus Thoeni proposed the following answer:
Hi David,

@ 1:
you need to run the command with ./, i.g. ./yade-1.07.0.

Hint: you can create a symbolic link to the executable it in your local bin directory. This would allow you to call yade from any directory and by a specified comman without ./. E.g.:
- create a bin directory in your home directory (if not already existing):
$ cd ~
$ mkdir bin
- in bin ceate link to executable:
$ ln -s ~/yade-1.07.0/install/bin/yade-1.07.0 yade
- know you should have a symbolic link with the name 'yade' which is pointing to ~/yade-1.07.0/install/bin/yade-1.07.0. I think you might have to restart if you haven't had a bin directory before.
- After restart try to run yade from any directory with:
$ yade

@ 2:
I tried to run the following (should be equivalent with make check):
$ yade --test
$ yade --checks

Everything is fine one my machine but I am not running 1.07.0. It seems
that one check (checkWeight.py) is failing on your computer. Maybe it's
related to v1.07.0. You can check by comparing your local file scripts
/checks-and-tests/checks/checkWeight with the trunk [1]. It eems that
the steps have been encreased from 25000 to 30000. This should fix the
problem. But anyway, everything is fine with your version.

Cheers
Klaus

[1] https://github.com/yade/trunk/blob/master/scripts/checks-and-
tests/checks/checkWeight.py

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