[Gate-users] gate5 compilation on Ubuntu problem

[Ida Häggström]

In order to run Gate, you have to to tell your OS where the executable Gate
is located. You can add the path to your executable to your PATH variable:

export PATH=<your path to Gate>/bin/Linux-g++:$PATH

or use the setenv command instead of export. You can then type "Gate" to get
it started.
/ida

Den 14 oktober 2009 12.38 skrev Marko T. Oreskovic <mtoreskovic at yahoo.com>:

> Hi Ida, Simon
> I have checked my root/include directory and this is where all .h header
> files are located (I don't have another root directory inside include
> directory).
> My problem was about ROOTSYS environmental variable and scrip I was using
> to set some other variables, here
> you can read more:
> http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1290178
> I'm still not sure how I got it working, but it works now .
>
> I have then started compilation process, and this is my output at the end
>
> Compiling GateUIterminal.cc ...
> Compiling GateVisAttributesMessenger.cc ...
> Compiling GateVisManager.cc ...
> Compiling GateXMLDocument.cc ...
> source/management finished
> Creating/replacing object files in ./tmp/Linux-g++/Gate/libGate.a ...
> ar: creating ./tmp/Linux-g++/Gate/libGate.a
> Compiling Gate.cc ...
> In file included from
> ./source/mandatory_G4_classes/include/GateRunManager.hh:46,
>                  from Gate.cc:18:
> /usr/share/geant4/geant4.9.2.p01/source/run/include/G4RunManager.hh: In
> member function ‘void G4RunManager::SetRandomNumberStoreDir(G4String)’:
> /usr/share/geant4/geant4.9.2.p01/source/run/include/G4RunManager.hh:352:
> warning: ignoring return value of ‘int system(const char*)’, declared with
> attribute warn_unused_result
> Using granular libraries ...
> Linking Gate ...
> ... Done!
>
>
> There were some warn_unused_result warnings, but I'm not sure if this is a
> serious problem.
> If this is a successful compilation how do I start Gate, or some examples ?
> I have tried to type "Gate" and "Gate benchmarkPET.mac" at command prompt
> but I got "bash: Gate: command not found"
>
> regards
> Marko
>
>
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