PGaneshIyer

I installed 'amos' in my Mac running El Capitan. When I execute the line kmos.cli.main('export myfirst_kmc.xml') inside my ipython (invoked as sudo ipython), then I get the same error as...

correction autotype, above 'amos' is 'kmos'

Yes. I reinstalled macports and now this error has vanished.

In your directory myfirst_kmc_local_smart does it have a file named kmc_settings.py and kmc_model.so? No If no, could you paste the log of the kmos export ... command? Most likely numpy/f2py...

Yes, that is all it prints. I typed f2py to see what compilers it can find. Here is the output of that. mac95467:myfirst_kmc_local_smart g5q$ f2py-2.7 -c --help-fcompiler Gnu95FCompiler instance properties:...

If I do 'kmos build' inside the src/ dir., then I get the kmc_model.so file. But this time, running 'kmos view' gives a different error. It says matplotlib is not...

Not sure about that. I can access all the backends in matplotlib if I import it in ipython (see below). I also see the backend_gdk.py file in the proper /path/to/python/site-package/matplotlib/backends/...

I found the problem. choosing a specific backend somehow causes a problem, because it then looks for the _backend_whatever file for whatever I am looking for. It is not necessary...

I have OS X v 10.9.5. All packages (python/matplotlib/numpy...) were installed via macports in its default location following the recipe in your installation section of the Doc. If we have...