Sankalp Jena

> Ok, that means that it could not link with libpython. Try `python3-config --ldflags --embed`. The embed option was added in newer versions of Python and is probably necessary for...

> python3-config --ldflags --embed Yes, I have activated my conda environment: ``` (data_sc_env) sankalp@jenambp collisionV1 % gfortran intro_to_forpy.F90 forpy_mod.o -fno-lto `python3-config --ldflags --embed` ld: library not found for -lpython3.9 collect2:...

> ```diff > +install-settings: settings.bash smeka-install-init-dir > + $(INSTALL) -m $(_OCT_rwrr) settings.bash $(DESTDIR)$(BIN_DIR) > ``` Hello, I'm on MacOS Monterey Version: 12.4 (21F79). I'm having the issue with make PREFIX=path/to/fdict...

> So, this is what I did. From inside the 'fdict' folder, I ran 'make' in the terminal. This is what I get: sankalp@jenambp fdict % make VPATH="." ./setup.sh --default...

> > > > So, this is what I did. From inside the 'fdict' folder, I ran 'make' in the terminal. This is what I get: sankalp@jenambp fdict % make...

> I tried this and I got the error `install: illegal option -- t` Here's, what I did: ``` (data_sc_env) sankalp@jenambp fdict % make VPATH="." ./setup.sh --default VPATH="." ./src/variable.sh gfortran...

> I think the patch worked. ``` % make INSTALL="install -p" PREFIX=parent install install -p -m 755 -d parent/lib parent/include parent/bin install: the -d and -C options may not be...

> Great! Yes, you need your own program that uses fdict to be able to locate the library and the module files, just like ordinary fortran modules/libraries. > > The...