[Users] Using FUKA ID's in ETK

[Roland Haas]

Hello Jason,

> !TARGET   = $ARR
> !TYPE     = git
> !URL      = https://urldefense.com/v3/__https://bitbucket.org/fukaws/$2__;!!DZ3fjg!_fcvNW5pBtmHLaGjq1LKcZnU4h0IK3foxvw0dSLoxI1ErCAVnLHhBoGEyulUnrAJRiHpvQkjZCeQ9ub9qzErRgd4NA$ 
> !REPO_BRANCH = $ET_RELEASE
> !REPO_PATH=../$2
> !CHECKOUT = Fuka/KadathImporter Fuka/KadathThorn
> #DISABLED Fuka/KadathImporter
> #DISABLED Fuka/KadathThorn

These two lines comment out the thorn ("#" is a comment marker in
parameter file). You will have to remove the "#DISABLED " leading
string to actually compile them. Otherwise they will only be checked
out, but not compiled (b/c of the !CHECKOUT line above).

Please note that Kadath may require extra code for example the Boost
library as provided by

https://github.com/dradice/Boost.git

(not part of the ET).

> I would assume these thorns would be getting built correctly or? I
> will have to test the Boost thorn as explained by Samual Tootle to see
> if it can be recognized in the parfile.

As far as I can tell they are not being built. You can check which
thorns are compiled into your Cactus executable using the "-T" command
line option.

Eg

exe/cactus_sim -T

which lists all compiled in thorns.

Yours,
Roland

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