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Christian,<br><br>I got around it by deleting dune.module from the source directories. dunecontrol now using usr/local/ copy<br><br>I thought it would have rebuilt and "reinstall"<br><br>apparently I was successful installing the core.<br><br>1. how do I verify the installed modules from within dunecontrol?<br><br>2. how would I reference the library from withing a development environment (I am using Xcode which I know i not supported) ~ which file would be classed as the dune library that I can use from an include statement?<br><br>I am also getting problems with<br><br>dune-localfunctions (dunecontrol not locating it) and dune-cornerpoint.<br><br>Akil<br><br>P.S. sorry for all the Q's. Once I get it up, I have some ideas for the Dumux module.<br><br><br>> Date: Sun, 16 Jan 2011 20:40:29 +0100<br>> From: christi@uni-hd.de<br>> To: akilmieres@hotmail.com<br>> CC: graeser@math.fu-berlin.de; dune@dune-project.org<br>> Subject: Re: [Dune] installation problems<br>> <br>> <br>> Hi Akil,<br>> <br>> > I downloaded the dune 2.0 modules and was able to use make install and install dune-common only.<br>> > <br>> > however, when I tried to install the other core modules individually I get the following error.<br>> > <br>> > Macintosh:dev ottiemieres$ ./dune-common-2.0/bin/dunecontrol --module=dune-grid all<br>> > ERROR: multiple definition of module dune-common<br>> > previous defined in:<br>> > /users/ottiemieres/desktop/opm/source/dev/dune-common-2.0/dune.module<br>> > redefined in:<br>> > /usr/local/dune.module<br>> > Execution of dunecontrol terminated due to errors!<br>> > <br>> > it makes sense, but how do I get around it<br>> > <br>> > I tried to use the dunecontrol status command, export command and getting the same error. how to uninstall??<br>> <br>> this is a known bug in the 2.0 release. It is not possible to use<br>> local sources when you have the same module installed. Easiest<br>> solution is not to install the modules.<br>> <br>> Like with all autotools projects you can uninstall the files by<br>> runnign "make uninstall" in the build directory.<br>> <br>> Christian<br> </body>
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