First, the failed attempt to run SV on Ubuntu, but then the partial success to run on macOS 12.12... I downloaded/installed the SV .deb for Ubuntu and got an error (perhaps related to my GPU or driver): heiland@asus:/usr/local/sv/simvascular/2021-09-29$ sudo bash setup-symlinks.sh heiland@asus:/usr/...

Ugh, I have to sheepishly admit I wasn't even downloading the full SimVascular binary package. It was hiding in plain sight at the top of the links. Let me try to make some progress with that before bugging you further.

Now switching to Linux (Ubuntu 20) in hopes of some success just using precompiled binaries. From here: https://simtk.org/frs/index.php?group_id=188, I see there's an Ubuntu binary for svOneDSolver, so I download that .deb and install it, then try to run it: $ /usr/local/sv/oneDSolver/2021-09-29/bin...

Thanks. In that case, I'll try to build from source. However, based on this page: https://github.com/SimVascular/SimVascular/wiki/developer_System_Requirements, it seems that you don't support recent versions of macOS (I'm using 12.12). Nevertheless, using the CMake option, I end up getting the foll...

Is it possible to build a core/minimal C++ example from source? For example, if I don't care about the Python wrapper or GUI or visualization, can I build a minimal executable to read in a mesh, run the flow solver, and write output files?

thank you, Randy

Are there known sources for open (free) 3D vascular data models to experiment with in SV? I see you have a link on your http://simvascular.github.io/ site that goes to http://www.vascularmodel.com/sandbox/doku.php, but the Repo there seems to contain models for $.

thanks, Randy

Yep, the symlink does the trick. Just wanted to be sure I hadn't goofed up the build/install process. I have a GUI now!

Impressive bit of software bundling you've all done there. Thanks Adam!

-Randy

$ SimVascular-build/sv dyld: Library not loaded: /usr/local/package/Qt5.4.2/5.4/clang_64/lib/QtXmlPatterns.framework/Versions/5/QtXmlPatterns Referenced from: /Users/heiland/dev/SimVascular-build/Externals-build/sv_externals/bin/appleclang/9.0/x64/mitk-2016.03/lib/libCTKCommandLineModulesBackendLoca...

I built from source via: ~/dev/SimVascular-build$ cmake -DQt5_DIR=/Users/heiland/dev/SimVascular-Qt5.4.2/5.4/clang_64/lib/cmake/Qt5 ~/git/SimVascular/ ... ~/dev/SimVascular-build$ make ... However, when I try to run it, I get: ~/dev/SimVascular-build$ SimVascular-build/bin/simvascular dyld: Library ...