By what process can a user running the latest version of OS X Yosemite execute MOOG with $MOOG
in bash?
Due to the removal of 32bit libraries in OS X 10.7+, the Fortran77 code for the MOOG installer cannot be compiled on OS X 10.7+. As a result, the pip installer will not work.
I have followed the instructions in the above guide, except that:
- I cannot install scisoft because the link in the page does not work
- I have supermongo installed independently of MOOG, so
$sm
works for me - I have made my computer compile Fortran code with the true version of gcc, not Apple gcc.
Unfortunately, in addition to being unable to compile the code, the pre-compiled binaries aren't working for me right now on Yosemite 10.10.4. The error I get when I $MOOG
is:
open: No such file or directory
apparent state: unit 35 named /.moog/Barklem.dat
lately writing sequential formatted external IO
Abort trap: 6
But I do have .moog in my home folder, and it has the Barklem files inside, and both the directory and files have been made readable/writable with:
$sudo chmod +rw .moog
and $sudo chmod +rw Bark*
Motivation: Astronomers try to solve the problem independently
Justification: AstronomySE topics include: "Setting up, using and maintaining your astronomy related equipment"