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Hello, Likely with that flag set it is picking up the wrong Python and/or the wrong Tcl/Tk libraries (the latter definitely cause crashes if the libraries are not the same as what the code is compiled against). The Analysis bin script tells the computer where it can pick up libraries, but unfortunately the computer can decide to pick them up elsewhere instead if those other directories are earlier on the search path. Wayne > On 6 Jun 2017, at 23:11, Westley Pawloski <[log in to unmask]> wrote: > > Hello, I'm currently using the latest precompiled release of CPPNMR for Ubuntu x64. I was interested in getting Aria working along with Analysis, however I found that after getting Aria installed I could no longer open the Aria link in Analysis without a crash. > > Analysis crashes immediately on clicking the tab with the error "no numpy found". After doing some digging and confirming that numpy was being recognized by the python build supplied with the program I confirmed that one immediate fix was to comment out > > export ARIA2=..../Analysis_Software/Aria/aria2.3 > > from bash. This is reproducible for T shell, and the same error occured on a separate computer running the same operating system.I tried to compile from source using the python script, and while the error no longer manifested the program was unable to draw spectra. I assume this is some issue with the way I compiled Tcl/Tk and python. > > Regardless, is there some obvious answer as to why including the Aria directory in the shell script would cause issues with the ability for Analysis to recognize numpy is included with python?