Dear Sir,
the following code is not working:
“python setup.py install --compile-rosco”
please help me to sort it out.
Thanks in advance
Hi,
The ROSCO GitHub might be a more appropriate location to post this kind of issue. Please post the error message you receive, so we can assist you better.
Best, Dan
Dear @Daniel.Zalkind
I downloaded and compiled ROSCO from github according to ROSCO 2.6.0 documentation(1.3. Full ROSCO Installation) using Anaconda.
And i tried to test Examples using Visual Studio code but all Examples have same error.
I just followed instruction ‘1.3. Full ROSCO Installation’
- conda config --add channels conda-forge
- conda create -y --name rosco-env python=3.8
- conda activate rosco-env
- git clone GitHub - NREL/ROSCO: A Reference Open Source Controller for Wind Turbines
- cd ROSCO
- conda install m2w64-toolchain libpython
- conda env config vars set FC=gfortran
- conda install -y wisdem=3.5.0
- python setup.py install --compile-rosco
Here is my error
All Examples have same error
- Attributerror: module ‘numpy’ has no attribute ‘warnings’
I am not used to code so i don’t know where to start to find out.
I already checked numpy is the newest version and re-installed it.
Would you please give me an advice?
Best regards,
Sangwon
Hi Sangwon,
Sorry, this slipped my attention. The latest version of numpy is not compatible with older versions of ROSCO. I would recommend you update to the latest version of ROSCO.
Best, Dan
Dear @Daniel.Zalkind
Thank for your solution.
Now I confirmed it’s running very well.
Best regards,
Sangwon
Hi Sangwon,
I have tried to install and followed these steps:
- conda config --add channels conda-forge
- conda create -y --name rosco-env python=3.8
- conda activate rosco-env
- git clone GitHub - NREL/ROSCO: A Reference Open Source Controller for Wind Turbines
- cd ROSCO
- conda install m2w64-toolchain libpython
- conda env config vars set FC=gfortran
- conda install -y wisdem=3.5.0
- python setup.py install --compile-rosco
I get error when run the … python Example/01_turbine_model.py
Could you please how do you in with VS?
Hi Ramesh,
I suspect that the python setup.py install --compile-rosco
did not complete. I suggest trying it without the --compile-rosco
flag and getting the ROSCO dynamic library another way. We are in the process of simplifying the installation process for the next release of ROSCO.
Best, Dan
Hi Daniel,
Thanks for your quick reply. I have also posted this on github discussion. I have done both of below and still get the error.
conda install -y wisdem
python setup.py install
Best regards
Ramesh
@Daniel.Zalkind , I want to use these scripts to generate DISCON.IN and performance file.