On 24/10/18 05:35, David Strubbe wrote:
In my experience, that code is also a nightmare to compile. I tried once
and gave up, because it made so many assumptions about the environment
that were not true on a Mac.
That could be viewed as a reason *for* making a port, as once someone
has fixe
On 24/10/18 03:40, Marcus Calhoun-Lopez wrote:
It would have to be something akin to the oracle-instantclient port, in which
the user is responsible for putting the files in the correct location.
This is also how FreeBSD apparently supports GAMESS.
Ah I see. Obviously didn't check the oracl
It would have to be something akin to the oracle-instantclient port, in which
the user is responsible for putting the files in the correct location.
This is also how FreeBSD apparently supports GAMESS.
-Marcus
> On Oct 23, 2018, at 7:35 PM, Chris Jones wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> As i understand it r
Hi,
As i understand it reading the links below the user has to register themselves,
name and email etc., in order to get a password to allow access to the
downloads. I don’t really see how this is compatible with macports, how would
you integrate this into the port file ?
Chris
> On 24 Oct
Recently, there was a request to create a port for a software package called
GAMESS [1].
After a little research, I found out that GAMESS is *not* free software [2].
Moreover, downloading GAMESS requires registration, and neither the source nor
the binary can be redistributed [3].
I believe there
