Installing DarkSusy - Revision history

Kmo078 at 08:56, 12 March 2012

2012-03-12T08:56:06Z

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	==Making your own exclusion routines==		==Making your own exclusion routines==

	To make your own exclusion routine, it is good to start with ''dsacbnd9.f'' in ''darksusy-x.y.z/src/ac''.		To make your own exclusion routine, it is good to start with ''dsacbnd9.f'' in ''darksusy-x.y.z/src/ac'' .
	Copy this into your run directory, and change the name to, for example ''dsacbndX.f where ''X'' ~~may~~ not be 0-9, since these are in use. Make sure to change the name on the first line in the file as well. Now you may call: ''call dsacbndX'' in your DarkSusy code as ''dsmain'' demonstrates.		Copy this into your run directory, and change the name to, for example ''dsacbndX.f '' where ''X''' should not be 0-9, since these are in use. (Probably best to avoid a number altogether) Make sure to change the name on the first line in the file as well. Now you may call: ''call dsacbndX'' in your DarkSusy code as ''dsmain'' demonstrates.

Kmo078: Added installation of exclusion routines

2012-03-12T08:55:00Z

Added installation of exclusion routines

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	For examples, one can look in the makefile in ''test''.		For examples, one can look in the makefile in ''test''.

			==Making your own exclusion routines==

			To make your own exclusion routine, it is good to start with ''dsacbnd9.f'' in ''darksusy-x.y.z/src/ac''.
			Copy this into your run directory, and change the name to, for example ''dsacbndX.f where ''X'' may not be 0-9, since these are in use. Make sure to change the name on the first line in the file as well. Now you may call: ''call dsacbndX'' in your DarkSusy code as ''dsmain'' demonstrates.


			''gfortran -I$PWD/../include -L$PWD/../lib -o ProgramName ProgramName.f dsacbndX.f -ldarksusy -lFH -lHB''

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Kmo078 at 13:45, 2 February 2012

2012-02-02T13:45:50Z

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	*If you are running linux, run ''./configure'' if you wish to compile with g77 or ''./conf.gfortran'' for gfortran, then ''make'' and ''sudo make install''		*If you are running linux, run ''./configure'' if you wish to compile with g77 or ''./conf.gfortran'' for gfortran, then ''make'' and ''sudo make install''

	*If you run mac (tested on mac osx 10.6), the c++ and fortran compilers will not compile for the same architecture unless you ~~modify the~~ configure command to ''CFLAGS="-m32"''.		*If you run mac (tested on mac osx 10.6), the c++ and fortran compilers will not compile for the same architecture unless you preface configure command with ''CFLAGS="-m32"''.

	In the end, move to the ''test'' directory, and run ''./dstest''. You should receive output similar to the file ''dstest.output''.		In the end, move to the ''test'' directory, and run ''./dstest''. You should receive output similar to the file ''dstest.output''.

Kmo078 at 10:51, 18 January 2012

2012-01-18T10:51:41Z

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	To compile your own Fortran program written with DarkSusy, the call should be similar to (if you've configured with gfortran):		To compile your own Fortran program written with DarkSusy, the call should be similar to (if you've configured with gfortran):

	''gfortran -I$PWD/../include -L$PWD/../lib -o ProgramName ProgramName.f -ldarksusy -lFH -lHB''		''gfortran -I$PWD/../include -L$PWD/../lib -o ProgramName ProgramName.f -ldarksusy -lFH -lHB''
	For examples, one can look in the makefile in ''test''~~, the one above compiles ''dstest''~~

			For examples, one can look in the makefile in ''test''.

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Kmo078: Added info on how to compile subprograms

2012-01-18T10:50:56Z

Added info on how to compile subprograms

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			==Installing==
	To install DarkSusy, make sure to download both the latest version and the galprop patch from the DarkSusy [http://www.physto.se/~edsjo/darksusy/ page].		To install DarkSusy, make sure to download both the latest version and the galprop patch from the DarkSusy [http://www.physto.se/~edsjo/darksusy/ page].
	Unpack darksusy-5.0.5.tar.gz, and move the patch into the resulting folder(darksusy-5.0.5). Now, unpack the patch as well with: ''tar zxvf galprop-patch.tar.gz''		Unpack darksusy-5.0.5.tar.gz, and move the patch into the resulting folder(darksusy-5.0.5). Now, unpack the patch as well with: ''tar zxvf galprop-patch.tar.gz''
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	In the end, move to the ''test'' directory, and run ''./dstest''. You should receive output similar to the file ''dstest.output''.		In the end, move to the ''test'' directory, and run ''./dstest''. You should receive output similar to the file ''dstest.output''.

			==Compiling programs==

			To compile your own Fortran program written with DarkSusy, the call should be similar to (if you've configured with gfortran):
			''gfortran -I$PWD/../include -L$PWD/../lib -o ProgramName ProgramName.f -ldarksusy -lFH -lHB''
			For examples, one can look in the makefile in ''test'', the one above compiles ''dstest''

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Kmo078 at 08:59, 12 January 2012

2012-01-12T08:59:51Z

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	*If you are running linux, run ''./configure'' if you wish to compile with g77 or ''./conf.gfortran'' for gfortran, then ''make'' and ''sudo make install''		*If you are running linux, run ''./configure'' if you wish to compile with g77 or ''./conf.gfortran'' for gfortran, then ''make'' and ''sudo make install''

	*If you run ~~run~~ (tested on mac osx 10.6), the c++ and fortran compilers will not compile for the same architecture ~~together~~ unless you modify the configure command to ''CFLAGS="-m32"''.		*If you run mac (tested on mac osx 10.6), the c++ and fortran compilers will not compile for the same architecture unless you modify the configure command to ''CFLAGS="-m32"''.

	In the end, move to the ''test'' directory, and run ''./dstest''. You should receive output similar to the file ''dstest.output''.		In the end, move to the ''test'' directory, and run ''./dstest''. You should receive output similar to the file ''dstest.output''.

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Kmo078 at 08:53, 12 January 2012

2012-01-12T08:53:05Z

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	Unpack darksusy-5.0.5.tar.gz, and move the patch into the resulting folder(darksusy-5.0.5). Now, unpack the patch as well with: ''tar zxvf galprop-patch.tar.gz''		Unpack darksusy-5.0.5.tar.gz, and move the patch into the resulting folder(darksusy-5.0.5). Now, unpack the patch as well with: ''tar zxvf galprop-patch.tar.gz''

	If you are running linux, run ''./configure'' if you wish to compile with g77 or ''./conf.gfortran'' for gfortran, then ''make'' and ''sudo make install''		*If you are running linux, run ''./configure'' if you wish to compile with g77 or ''./conf.gfortran'' for gfortran, then ''make'' and ''sudo make install''

	If you run run mac osx 10.6, the c++ and fortran compilers will not compile for the same architecture together unless you modify the configure command to ''CFLAGS="-m32"''.		*If you run run (tested on mac osx 10.6), the c++ and fortran compilers will not compile for the same architecture together unless you modify the configure command to ''CFLAGS="-m32"''.

	In the end, move to the ''test'' directory, and run ''./dstest''. You should receive output similar to the file ''dstest.output''.		In the end, move to the ''test'' directory, and run ''./dstest''. You should receive output similar to the file ''dstest.output''.

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Kmo078 at 08:52, 12 January 2012

2012-01-12T08:52:09Z

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	To install DarkSusy, make sure to download both the latest version and the galprop patch from the DarkSusy [http://www.physto.se/~edsjo/darksusy/ page].		To install DarkSusy, make sure to download both the latest version and the galprop patch from the DarkSusy [http://www.physto.se/~edsjo/darksusy/ page].
	Unpack darksusy-5.0.5.tar.gz, and move the patch into the resulting folder(darksusy-5.0.5). Now, unpack the patch as well with: ''tar zxvf galprop-patch.tar.gz''		Unpack darksusy-5.0.5.tar.gz, and move the patch into the resulting folder(darksusy-5.0.5). Now, unpack the patch as well with: ''tar zxvf galprop-patch.tar.gz''

			If you are running linux, run ''./configure'' if you wish to compile with g77 or ''./conf.gfortran'' for gfortran, then ''make'' and ''sudo make install''

			If you run run mac osx 10.6, the c++ and fortran compilers will not compile for the same architecture together unless you modify the configure command to ''CFLAGS="-m32"''.

			In the end, move to the ''test'' directory, and run ''./dstest''. You should receive output similar to the file ''dstest.output''.

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Kmo078: Created a page with installation experience w/ DarkSusy

2012-01-12T08:41:15Z

Created a page with installation experience w/ DarkSusy

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	~~When installing~~ [http://www.physto.se/~edsjo/darksusy/ ~~DarkSusy~~], ~~make sure to~~		To install DarkSusy, make sure to download both the latest version and the galprop patch from the DarkSusy [http://www.physto.se/~edsjo/darksusy/ page].
			Unpack darksusy-5.0.5.tar.gz, and move the patch into the resulting folder(darksusy-5.0.5). Now, unpack the patch as well with: ''tar zxvf galprop-patch.tar.gz''

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Kmo078: Created a page with installation experience w/ DarkSusy

2012-01-12T08:34:04Z

Created a page with installation experience w/ DarkSusy

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When installing [http://www.physto.se/~edsjo/darksusy/ DarkSusy], make sure to

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