Copyright © 2004–2007 by A. Miyoshi,
Univ. Tokyo
BEx1D - Installation
BEx1D - Installation
Currently, beta-testing distribution of BEx1D
including source codes and Microsoft Windows binaries is available.
Contact the
author
for request of a distribution copy.
Unpacking source distribution
- Change directory to where
bex1d.zip
has been copied.
- Unzip
bex1d.zip
as;
unzip bex1d.zip
- Source files are unpacked in the newly created directory
./bex1d/source
.
- Sample input files can be found in
./bex1d/sample
.
Building
- Change directory to
bex1d/source
created by unpacking
the source files. (step-3 of above)
- Investigate sample make-files and edit one if necessary to fit
your environment and platform. Followings are short descriptions of
the sample make files:
b1Gnu.make | |
for GNU compilers on Unix including Cygwin |
b1GnuDj.make | |
for GNU-Djgpp compilers on MS-DOS |
b1Intl7l32m72.make | |
for Intel compilers -7.1 on ia32 Linux with mkl 7.2 |
b1Intl8l32m72.make | |
for Intel compilers 8.0- on ia32 Linux with mkl 7.2 |
b1IntlWin.make | |
for Intel compilers on Windows |
- Build executables using a make-file as:
make -f make-file-name
on Unix including Cygwin and Djgpp, or
nmake -f make-file-name
for Windows Intel compilers with 'nmake' provided with VisualC++.net
or VisualStudio.net.
- Remove temporary files as:
make -f make-file-name clean
Use 'nmake'
instead of 'make'
when using
Intel compilers on Windows.
Windows binaries
For Microsoft Windows, for which the building tools are not
provided with the system, pre-built binary files are also distributed.
Use them as follows:
- Unpack the pre-built Windows binaries as;
unzip bex1d-win32-binary.zip
- Binary files as well as the sample input files are unpacked in
the newly created directory
./bex1d
.
Install
- No 'install' target is described in the make-files.
Move or copy the binaries, and/or set path to where they reside,
accoding to your preference or the system default.