Juliacall #13
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Interesting, thanks. |
Got a weird undefined reference error. Maybe we should move to juliacall sooner rather than later? |
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I'll open a branch and look into swapping out |
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Do you want to run it by the slack ACE channel, in case anyone has a clue what it might be? It's looking more like a pure julia error than a python-julia interface error to me. |
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It seems similar as to what's going on here JuliaPy/pyjulia#306? A |
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@tjjarvinen, do you have any experience with |
Very little. I am not comfortable with it unfortunately. |
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Thanks anyway |
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Ugh
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Previously these segfaults seemed extremely version and platform specific unfortunately. |
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I wonder if we need to limp along until we can use pure python (+ C++? LAMMPS?) for evaluation, and pure julia for fitting. |
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Probably.. restarting HAL every 30-40 iterations is not workable though... Error message above came from my local Mac install, maybe not that relevant actually. Can someone reading this try EDIT: my unix cluster also crashed... argh... Am I doing something wrong? I think it may be unhappy by ASE.jl setting up it's own Python and calling Python ASE again? This connection is very weird and likely causing all this trouble |
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Trying this now, but one thing I noticed is that it's using the wrong julia project. When I do the first import it says even though my JULIA_PROJECT is pointing to the current directory ( |
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It's stubborn and likes it's own Project, mine's in
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does not crash for me. Seems like it dislikes I guess this means we're stuck with |
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Actually looking at |
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From the |
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Well, it overwrote my |
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I restored my |
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Thank you, I’m on Julia v1.7, this may be the issue. But this kind of brittleness seems familiar regarding this Python-Julia connection… |
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Updating |
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I think @JPDarby may have also been on Julia v1.7.x, I'll ask him when he gets back next week |
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Let's leave this open but if anyone is experiencing problems, please try out |
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Anyone had any luck with julia |
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I would stay away from it for now. |
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I should have mentioned this sooner, but you could consider replacing
pyjuliawithjuliacall(https://cjdoris.github.io/PythonCall.jl/stable/juliacall/). I believe there is rough consensus that it is the better choice for new projects, but I don't have enough personal experience to say.I thought of it when reading though #12.
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