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Using CEA
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I have several questions about intalling CEA.
- Is there any plan to update the installation of CEA using the current version of IntelONEAPI? I have tried to debug issues and it seems that when Intel changed to ifx from ifort they also removed a bunch of runtime libraries, which seem to be causing issues with running in python.
- Is developing a cea.exe from source self contained? Are all the fortran files necessary to compile in /source and /data? I ask this because I could theoretically just call the cea.exe from python. If the development of CEA was updated to new intelOneApi this would be unnecessary.
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@auNole334 The code compiles with OneAPI 2024. PR #16 was just merged earlier today which solved a segfault that was specific to OneAPI 2024. It should be safe to re-try now, but if you have any issues, you can reply here or open an issue for it. The fortran files needed to compile are in source but also extern/fbasics. If you want to install just the Fortran standalone, you can do that by calling cmake --preset core, but again, you should be able to build the Python interface with OneAPI now.
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