I wanted some easy coding so I made a quick pass at removing ModelData.
It doesn't compile on my Mac:
g++ -o kernel/src/OptimizerState.os -c -Wall -g -O3 -fvisibility=hidden
-fPIC -DIMP_EXPORTS -DGCC_VISIBILITY -Ikernel/include
-I/opt/local/include kernel/src/OptimizerState.cpp
kernel/include/IMP/Optimizer.h: In member function 'void
IMP::Optimizer::FloatIndexIterator::search_valid() const':
kernel/include/IMP/Optimizer.h:78: error:
'boost::filter_iterator<IMP::internal::AttributeTable<IMP::Float,
IMP::internal::FloatData>::IsAttribute,
boost::counting_iterator<IMP::Key<IMP::Float>,
boost::random_access_traversal_tag, size_t> >
IMP::Optimizer::FloatIndex::fk_' is private
kernel/include/IMP/Optimizer.h:95: error: within this context
kernel/include/IMP/Optimizer.h:77: error:
'__gnu_cxx::__normal_iterator<IMP::Particle**,
std::vector<IMP::Particle*, std::allocator<IMP::Particle*> > >
IMP::Optimizer::FloatIndex::p_' is private
kernel/include/IMP/Optimizer.h:95: error: within this context
(etc.)
Anyway, the tests pass. Check standards still bombs, so I don't know if
it passes that.
No, it doesn't. I don't know why it doesn't work on your system, because
it runs fine on every machine I've tried it on. It's not like it's doing
anything complicated, anyway - just reading a file line by line, and
applying a handful of regexes. So I suspect you have a screwed up Python
path or something on your machine.
Ben
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