Fragment Generation for Rings (Number of angles)
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7 years 10 months ago #117
by nabraham
Hi,
I'm currently working on V1.1 and was attempting to make a system of benzene, but kept receiving the following error when running a the library_setup.py script.
*********Cassandra setup*********
Cassandra location: /home/nabraham/Cassandra_V1.1/Src/cassandra.exe
Scanning input file...
Number of species found: 1
The MCF file number 1 is: cyclohexane.mcf
Species 1 has 1 fragments
Molecules with rings found. These are:
Species 1 has 1 rings.
Creating input MCF generation file for species 1...
Done...
Running Cassandra to generate MCF files...
At line 1310 of file participation.f90 (unit = 204, file = 'āGā>')
Fortran runtime error: File already opened in another unit
Done...
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/nabraham/Cassandra_V1.1/Scripts/Frag_Library_Setup/library", line 561, in <module>
temp_rigid.append(nbr_angles == nbr_angles_fixed)
NameError: name 'nbr_angles' is not defined
################################################################
It seems as if there is a problem with the rings when I run this. After attending the workshop last week I used our dimethylhexane problem we did and was able to run the library_setup.py script no problem. Additionally, when I take the cyclohexane example in Examples/GEMC that comes with the V1.1 and run the library_setup.py script I receive a similar error as above. For cyclohexane I use .mcf, .pdb, and .inp provided and use the terminal input specified in the README document to create the species directory.
Each time I run the script I start with a separate directory containing only the .inp, .mcf, and .pdb files. I'm sure this is just an error on my behalf, but unsure why it isn't working on the cyclohexane example provided. Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Nate Abraham
I'm currently working on V1.1 and was attempting to make a system of benzene, but kept receiving the following error when running a the library_setup.py script.
*********Cassandra setup*********
Cassandra location: /home/nabraham/Cassandra_V1.1/Src/cassandra.exe
Scanning input file...
Number of species found: 1
The MCF file number 1 is: cyclohexane.mcf
Species 1 has 1 fragments
Molecules with rings found. These are:
Species 1 has 1 rings.
Creating input MCF generation file for species 1...
Done...
Running Cassandra to generate MCF files...
At line 1310 of file participation.f90 (unit = 204, file = 'āGā>')
Fortran runtime error: File already opened in another unit
Done...
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/home/nabraham/Cassandra_V1.1/Scripts/Frag_Library_Setup/library", line 561, in <module>
temp_rigid.append(nbr_angles == nbr_angles_fixed)
NameError: name 'nbr_angles' is not defined
################################################################
It seems as if there is a problem with the rings when I run this. After attending the workshop last week I used our dimethylhexane problem we did and was able to run the library_setup.py script no problem. Additionally, when I take the cyclohexane example in Examples/GEMC that comes with the V1.1 and run the library_setup.py script I receive a similar error as above. For cyclohexane I use .mcf, .pdb, and .inp provided and use the terminal input specified in the README document to create the species directory.
Each time I run the script I start with a separate directory containing only the .inp, .mcf, and .pdb files. I'm sure this is just an error on my behalf, but unsure why it isn't working on the cyclohexane example provided. Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks,
Nate Abraham
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7 years 10 months ago - 7 years 10 months ago #118
by ryangmullen
Hi Nate,
What compiler did you use to compile Cassandra? There's a known bug for generating fragment libraries of ringed molecules with gfortran-compiled Cassandra 1.1. This bug has been fixed in version 1.2
Ryan
What compiler did you use to compile Cassandra? There's a known bug for generating fragment libraries of ringed molecules with gfortran-compiled Cassandra 1.1. This bug has been fixed in version 1.2
Ryan
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7 years 10 months ago #120
by ryangmullen
Nate,
Yes, we will notify all subscribed Cassandra users when version 1.2 is available for download. I didn't realize at the workshop that Prof. Maginn would be out-of-town this week, so the new version will most likely be available on Monday or Tuesday once he returns.
We received about two dozen suggestions for improvements during the workshop and finished implementing them yesterday. We are now in the final stages of testing.
Ryan
Yes, we will notify all subscribed Cassandra users when version 1.2 is available for download. I didn't realize at the workshop that Prof. Maginn would be out-of-town this week, so the new version will most likely be available on Monday or Tuesday once he returns.
We received about two dozen suggestions for improvements during the workshop and finished implementing them yesterday. We are now in the final stages of testing.
Ryan
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