GENIE WindowsCompilation - Revision history

Genie-user at 14:30, 10 May 2010

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Cygwin installation

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GNU Compilers

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 ** Math --> gmp
 ** Math --> mpfr
 <strong>Native Win32 Compiler Configuration</strong>

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 * Base --> bash
 * Devel --> make
-* Devel --> gcc, gcc-core, gcc-g77, gcc-g++
+* Devel --> gcc, gcc-core, gcc-g77, gcc-g++, subversion
 * Utils --> diffutils
 * Interpreters --> python

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    make install
-NB. If the <code>configure</code> phase fails indicating that the f90 compiler is not working then please check that you have installed the Math packages GMP and MPFR into Cygwin.
+'''NB. If the <code>configure</code> phase fails indicating that the f90 compiler is not working then please check that you have installed the Math packages GMP and MPFR into Cygwin.'''
 ===Configuring the GENIE build===

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 <strong>Native Win32 Compiler Configuration</strong>
 We assume that you have a standard installation of the Intel or Compaq Visual Fortran product on your system. In order to make the compiler and linker available at the command line within the Cygwin shell we recommend editing the batch file that launches Cygwin as follows. Edit the file <cygwin>/cygwin.bat (adjusting the paths to the compilers as appropriate):
 <pre>

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 Execute the setup program and install Cygwin as directed.
 When asked to select packages please ensure that the following packages are installed:
-* Base -> bash
+* Base --> bash
-* Devel -> make
+* Devel --> make
 * Interpreters --> python
 * Interpreters --> perl   (for documentation)

← Older revision		Revision as of 01:25, 18 March 2008
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	===Executing the GENIE build===		===Executing the GENIE build===
		+	Somewhat ironically, the Windows build in Cygwin is not at all forgiving of any Windows CRLF in the scripts it processes. After performing any edits on the files with native Windows tools it is recommended to sanitise the files in genie-main using <code>dos2unix</code>.
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		+	dos2unix genie-main/*
		+	dos2unix genie-main/configs/*
		+
	At the CygWin bash prompt make sure that the NetCDF DLL and Python are in the system path. If you have installed Cygwin's release of Python then this should already be available on the path, if not then update as follows:		At the CygWin bash prompt make sure that the NetCDF DLL and Python are in the system path. If you have installed Cygwin's release of Python then this should already be available on the path, if not then update as follows:

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 ===Running GENIE===
 In the Cygwin environment you should find that <code>genie_example.job</code> and <code>make <test_target></code> should work in exactly the same way as in Linux. The XML configuration files should be successfully processed by the version of xsltproc available in Cygwin.
 The MinGW/MSYS shell cannot successfully invoke <code>genie_example.job</code>. Please look at the GENIELab software as an alternative means of managing the binary if you have Matlab available on your system.

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 NB. If the <code>configure</code> phase fails indicating that the f90 compiler is not working then please check that you have installed the Math packages GMP and MPFR into Cygwin.
-===Building GENIE===
+===Configuring the GENIE build===
 I strongly recommend checking out the GENIE code into a directory that <em>does not</em> contain any space characters. We have not tested builds with paths containing spaces, they may or may not work. Life is simpler without the spaces.
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 Change the path as appropriate for the location of your Win32 NetCDF installation.
 ====GNU Compilers====
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    NETCDF_DIR=<netcdf_root_cygwin>
    NETCDF_NAME=netcdf