Hi there, I have encountered this problem and am not sure how to proceed.
I am using macOS Big Sur 11.5.2 and have installed all the necessary prerequisites.
I have the latest MacPorts, Xcode and Gfortran 10.2.1 and have downloaded the corresponding FLUKA libraries (fluka-4-1.1.Darwin-gfor10.tar).
I can uncompress the package but when I try to install I am met with: FLUPRO=/Users/louisdewaal flutil/lfluka -o flukahp -m fluka $FLUPRO = /Users/louisdewaal No valid compiler found make: *** [flukahp] Error 1
Forgive me if I sound stupid but I thought this was the CERN version?
I downloaded it from Download latest FLUKA release | The official CERN FLUKA website and under “Binary libraries for macOS” and selected the “gfortran 10, 64 bits” option which downloads this file. I am an extreme novice here so my apologies.
Yes, I followed the instructions to the letter, hence my confusion.
Specifically since I have the corresponding version of Gfortran (10.2.1) necessary for this FLUKA package, the error message being “No valid compiler found” is the point of contention.
then I’m a bit confused as well. Our version of FLUKA doesn’t uses the FLUPRO environment variable any more. So, I’m not sure what you want to achieve with that command.
If the installation is correct then you should have the fluka and flukadpm executables in /usr/local/fluka/bin or in the directory where FLUKA is installed in your system.
You try to cd into the .tgz package directly, which is not possible. during the uncompressing of the .tgz package a new directory is created, in which you find the src directory, where you need to go.
Probably there is a Makefile from the other FLUKA version in your home directory creating the error you are referencing.
