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# Dependencies:

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building and running xgrafix/xoopic depend on the following headers/libraries/programs:

    X11, Xpm, Tcl/Tk, gcc, imagemagick, bison

    

optional xoopic dependencies:

    Fortran Compiler for fortran libraries

    MPI for parallel runs

    HDF5 for parallel or high performance dump files

    libpng for png

    fftw

    fftw3

dependencies can be installed on Ubuntu (or likely any Debian based distro) with the command:

sudo aptitude install gcc g++ build-essential automake \

    tk-dev imagemagick bison libx11-dev libxpm-dev libpng-dev \

    fftw-dev  libfftw3-dev h5utils hdf5-tools libhdf5-serial-*\

the first two lines are necessary, the last installs optional fftw/hdf5 dependencies

On Fedora, these dependencies can be installed with:

sudo yum install gcc gcc-gfortran gcc-c++ automake libX11-devel libXpm-devel \

        ImageMagick bison tk-devel libpng-devel \

        hdf5 hdf5-devel

On SUSE, install the following packages with YAST:

        gcc gcc-c++ gcc-fortran automake xorg-x11-devel make

        tk-devel bison libpng-devel imagemagick hdf5 hdf5-devel

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# Configure / build/ install

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For a new install:

edit the run_conf.sh file to match your system.  For a basic install, the only

thing you are likely to edit is `prefix` - the install location.

then you can do:

sh run_conf.sh # configure the build

make # build the program

# or, if you have a multiprocessor machine, this can go faster with:

make -j 4 #(that's 4 threads, you can do as many or as few as you want)

# If you are building xgrafix, do:

make install # sudo make install if you need root privileges to write to $prefix/{bin|lib|include}

test the xgrafix build with: 

./ctest/xtest # from the xgrafix root dir.

Once you have built and installed xgrafix, you can build xoopic. run_conf.sh is the same for

both xoopic and xgrafix, so if you configured run_conf.sh in xgrafix, use the same one in xoopic.

The process to build xoopic is the same as xgrafix, except skip the 'make install' step, since you only

need the binary file in 'xg/xoopic'. You can test xoopic with:

./xoopic -i input/ebeam1a.inp # from the xoopic root dir

once xoopic is done, you can install it with:

cp xoopic $prefix/bin/

where prefix is defined as in:

prefix=/usr/local # to install for all users

or

prefix=$HOME # to install just for you (assuming ~/bin is already in your path)