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Hi!
I am finding a problem when activating the striated and turbulent fields, using the python interface. I am using a similar file as in the examples (e6-synchro-skymaps.py), but I get the following error:
'pyhermes.magneticfields.JF12' object has no attribute 'randomStriated' (and the same for randomTurbulent).
I also tried with JF12.setUseStriated(1), but it gave me a similar error. I thought it was related to the FFTW3F library, but I think the striated component does not depend on this library.
Is there another way to activate these components?
I was also wondering if there is a way to make sure that Hermes is using correctly FFTW3F: Something like printing a flag like USING_FFTW3F. Is there any way to do it?
Thanks,
Pedro.
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Hi!
I am finding a problem when activating the striated and turbulent fields, using the python interface. I am using a similar file as in the examples (e6-synchro-skymaps.py), but I get the following error:
'pyhermes.magneticfields.JF12' object has no attribute 'randomStriated' (and the same for randomTurbulent).
I also tried with JF12.setUseStriated(1), but it gave me a similar error. I thought it was related to the FFTW3F library, but I think the striated component does not depend on this library.
Is there another way to activate these components?
I was also wondering if there is a way to make sure that Hermes is using correctly FFTW3F: Something like printing a flag like USING_FFTW3F. Is there any way to do it?
Thanks,
Pedro.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: