Trouble testing any set ups that are not BENCHMARK

[MitchChild]

Hello, I am trying to set up my M1Pro Mac and have gotten everything working until I try to test any of the other *void main_setup()

After running ./make.sh I see:

In file included from ./src/graphics.cpp:562: ./src/X11/include/X11/Xlib.h:44:10: fatal error: 'X11/X.h' file not found #include <X11/X.h>
even though the file is in the directory.

it will continue to run and pop up a number of warnings, then I get:

./src/setup.cpp:1286:2: error: expected unqualified-id *void main_setup() { // thermal convection; required extensions in defines.hpp: FP16S, VOLUME_FORCE, TEMPERATURE, INTERACTIVE_GRAPHICS ^ 34 warnings and 1 error generated. ./make.sh: line 12: ./bin/FluidX3D: No such file or directory

[Dr. Moritz Lehmann]

Hi @MitchChild,

• comment out //#define BENCHMARK
• switch to the "target=macOS" line (or update FluidX3D; in the latest master branch version this is not necessary anymore)

I don't know if interactive graphics with X11 work on macOS. If the Linux compile command does not work, you can try (and please tell me if this works!):

g++ ./src/*.cpp -o ./bin/FluidX3D -std=c++17 -pthread -I./src/OpenCL/include -framework OpenCL -I./src/X11/include -framework X11

And if this does not work, use the headless GRAPHICS mode (and comment out INTERACTIVE_GRAPHICS ). This runs FluidX3D in the console and stores images in the hard drive as specified in the main_setup() function.

Unfortunately I can't test X11 graphics on macOS this myself, as I don't own an expensive Mac.

Kind regards,
Moritz

[jansol]

AFAIK macOS deprecated & removed XQuartz (their X11 implementation) many releases ago.