Discussion Overview
The discussion revolves around downloading and running the FRENDY nuclear code on Ubuntu 22.04, with a focus on comparing it to the njoy2016 code. Participants seek guidance on installation, execution, and troubleshooting related to the FRENDY code.
Discussion Character
- Technical explanation
- Debate/contested
- Experimental/applied
Main Points Raised
- One participant inquires about how to download the FRENDY code for Ubuntu 22.04.
- Another participant provides a link to the FRENDY code's official site and mentions that it is open source, suggesting that the installation instructions aimed at WSL may also work on regular Linux.
- A participant reports successfully creating the frendy.exe file but expresses uncertainty about how to run example input files, noting the absence of sample input files in their directory.
- Multiple participants share a repository link containing scripts for processing JENDL with FRENDY.
- One participant attempts to run the frendy.exe file using a command but encounters a fatal error related to input data, indicating that certain input types may not be compatible with the execution mode.
- Another participant mentions trying to run the executable using Wine in WSL, reflecting a potential workaround for execution issues.
Areas of Agreement / Disagreement
Participants do not reach a consensus on how to effectively run the FRENDY code, as there are multiple reports of execution issues and uncertainty about input file requirements. The discussion remains unresolved regarding the best practices for running the code.
Contextual Notes
Participants note limitations in the availability of sample input files and the compatibility of certain input types with the execution mode, which may affect the ability to run the FRENDY code successfully.