Troubleshooting
João Faria edited this page Mar 29, 2019
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Make sure you cloned the repository with
--recursive
, to get the submodules -
Make sure the version of gcc you are using accepts the option
-std=c++11
. Feel free to edit the Makefile and change theCXX
variable -
If you can't get it to work, open an issue and let's try to fix it.
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how do I change the number of cores?
By default, kima runs with 4 parallel threads. This can be changed by editing therun
script.
- Let us know in the issues if you think there is a problem or if something doesn't work as expected.
- kima is free software and provided as is within the terms of the LICENSE. However, we are available to help if we can! Feel free to contact us by email if you have a question about kima or the analysis of RV data.
- Segmentation fault (core dumped) right at the start
If you run into a segmentation fault before kima even prints anything to the terminal, it might be due to the header of the data files. When reading the data, make sure theskip
(the third) parameter to theload
orload_multi
functions is set correctly. That is, make sure it matches the number of lines in the header of the file(s). If usingload_multi
, also make sure the headers occupy the same number of lines in all files.
This documentation was created with ❤️ by @j-faria and @jdavidrcamacho, at IA.
- What is kima
- Installation
- Getting started
- Running jobs
- Examples
- Analysis of results
- Changing the priors
- Changing OPTIONS
- Input data
- Output files
- Roadmap
- Contribute
- Troubleshooting
Additional material
- Are the defaults ok?
- Migrating to kima v3
- Transiting planet
- Multiple instruments
- New prior distributions
- Regression network
API