Installing Tough3 on Windows by using Bash

Hi Alborz,

I was having the same exact issue and a few others after that. I'm installing on a linux box with Ubuntu, but hopefully what I did could help you out. First I downloaded the proper libraries before running ./configure.sh.

sudo apt-get install liblapack-dev

sudo apt-get install liblapack3
sudo apt-get install libblas-dev
sudo apt-get install libblas3
sudo apt-get install libopenblas-base

Then make sure you have Python2.7 installed. I had Python3 and it didn't like that, I found it easiest to just delete Python3 all together then reinstall later.

I used the following script to run on Ubuntu. This script might work for you or you might have to modify it. But, I hope this helps:

#! /bin/bash
#
# This file is a template for executing configure.sh
#   multiple times to build TOUGH3 with various (e.g., all) EOS modules,
#   from the list  
#      1 2 3 4 5 7 7c 7ca 7r 8 9 tmvoc ewasg eco2n eco2n_v2 eco2m .
#   e.g., as ;
#   compile_T3_UbuntuTerminal.sh 1 3 tmvoc
#
#   Executed with no argument it prints an example useage.
#   It may need editting to have correct pathnames for your system.

if [ "$#" -eq 0 ]; then
   # When called with no argument print usage message;
   echo "Usage: compile_T3_UbuntuTerminal.sh 1 2 3 4 5 7 7c 7ca 7r 8 9 tmvoc ewasg eco2n eco2n_v2 eco2m"
   echo " may be called with any or all of the above arguments."
else
   for eos in $@      # for each argument (eos number);
   do
#     This example is for Linux running in Ubuntu;
      ./configure.sh \
      --no-x11 \
      --build-type=RELEASE \
      --eos=$eos \
      --use-mpi=0 \
#      --with-mpiexec \
      --implicit-blaslapack \
      --with-cxx-compiler=g++ \
      --with-c-compiler=gcc \
      --with-fort-compiler=gfortran
#     --prefix=$HOME/tough3-serial
      echo "done with $eos"
   done
fi  # (end if)

- Rick