Yes, I think that is the problem (or at least one of them). I'll try a local install of cmake and see if the rest of it works.
I am working on a server on which I do not have root/admin privileges, so I'm attempting to do a local install of SomaticSniper in my work directory. I seem to be able to obtain the files from github, which creates a somatic-sniper directory with, among other things, a build-common subdirectory.
The documentation instructs me to do the following
mkdir somatic-sniper/build cd somatic-sniper/build cmake ../ make deps make -j make test
First, there is already a build directory there. Second, there are cmake subdirectories, so cmake is not treated as a command, therefore make fails.
I attempted the same within somatic-sniper/build-common (the rest of the commands the same) and wind up with the same errors, e.g. cmake command not found, etc. Please advise as to what I am doing incorrectly.
Thank you
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You probably need to install CMake; it's listed as one of the build dependencies.
OK, the git repo does not come with a build directory. The mkdir creates it. I'm erroring out at make -j, but it's not the error you face. Also, there are no cmake subdirectories.
I think you're better of trying the entire procedure (from git clone to make test) afresh in a different directory.
What error are you getting with make -j?
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I'm assuming your actual command sequence is:
Yes, that is correct.