Install the TELEMAC system - Revision history

Jprenaud: /* Final TELEMAC tree */

2008-02-13T17:52:32Z

Final TELEMAC tree

Jprenaud: /* Final TELEMAC tree */

2008-02-13T17:52:19Z

Final TELEMAC tree

Jprenaud: /* Modify the makefile */

2008-02-13T17:51:11Z

Modify the makefile

Jprenaud: /* systel.ini */

2008-02-13T17:43:06Z

systel.ini

Jprenaud: /* Final TELEMAC tree */

2007-08-24T12:22:45Z

Final TELEMAC tree

Jprenaud: /* cfgmak.mak */

2007-08-24T12:21:52Z

cfgmak.mak

Jprenaud: /* systel.ini */

2007-08-24T12:21:04Z

systel.ini

Jprenaud: /* systel.ini */

2007-08-24T12:20:47Z

systel.ini

Jprenaud: /* MPI */

2007-08-22T10:11:03Z

MPI

Jprenaud: /* MPI */

2007-08-19T10:47:46Z

MPI

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 = Final TELEMAC tree =
-This is the TELEMAC tree as it looks after the first subversion checkout. Note that the example below is illuistrative only and is meant to show the latest development version (here v5p8) and the latest stable version (here v5p7). Obviously, this will vary through time.
+This is the TELEMAC tree as it looks after the first subversion checkout. Note that the example below is illustrative only and is meant to show the latest development version (here v5p8) and the latest stable version (here v5p7). Obviously, this will vary through time.
 * systel90
 ** bief

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 = Final TELEMAC tree =
-This is the TELEMAC tree as it looks after the first subversion checkout.
+This is the TELEMAC tree as it looks after the first subversion checkout. Note that the example below is illuistrative only and is meant to show the latest development version (here v5p8) and the latest stable version (here v5p7). Obviously, this will vary through time.
 * systel90
 ** bief

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 * Tecplot 11 (360): <code>FORMAT_OUT = 110</code>
 * No Tecplot library: <code>FORMAT_OUT = ONLY_ASCII</code>
 === Compile estel3d ===

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 == systel.ini ==
-The folder <code>config-template/</code> contains an example configuration file. By default, the TELEMAC system looks for configuration files in the <code>config/</code> directory of the <code>systel90</code> tree. To get started, one can simply copy <code>config-template/</code> to <code>configv5p7/</code>. The "v5p7" suffix is used as this article uses examples for version v5p7 of the TELEMAC system.
+The folder <code>config-template/</code> contains an example configuration file. By default, the TELEMAC system looks for configuration files in the <code>config/</code> directory of the <code>systel90</code> tree. To get started, one can simply copy <code>config-template/</code> to <code>configv5p9/</code>. The "v5p9" suffix is used as this article uses examples for version v5p9 of the TELEMAC system.
 <code><pre>
-$ cp -r config-template configv5p7
+$ cp -r config-template configv5p9
-$ rm -rf configv5p7/.svn
+$ rm -rf configv5p9/.svn
 </pre></code>
-Note that deleting the <code>.svn</code> folder in <code>configv5p7/</code> is optional but will make sure that you configuration changes cannot be overwritten by subversion when updating the TELEMAC system.
+Note that deleting the <code>.svn</code> folder in <code>configv5p9/</code> is optional but will make sure that you configuration changes cannot be overwritten by subversion when updating the TELEMAC system.
 It is possible to have several configuration folders, all of them tailored for a particular version of the TELEMAC system. This is described in the article entitled "[[How to swap between versions of the TELEMAC system]]". Start with one configuration folder first though.
-Then, the file <code>systel.ini</code> in <code>/path/to/systel90/configv5p7</code> needs editing. This files contains a number of sections.
+Then, the file <code>systel.ini</code> in <code>/path/to/systel90/configv5p9</code> needs editing. This files contains a number of sections.
 === The [GENERAL] section===
-The '''[GENERAL]''' section starts with the default language and version number for each modules in the TELEMAC system. This consists of a long list of <code>LNGcode</code> (use for the default language) and <code>VERScode</code> (used for the version) lines. By default, this file is setup for the English language (value2, French is value 1) and version "v5p7". For instance, for ESTEL-3D, the entries are:
+The '''[GENERAL]''' section starts with the default language and version number for each modules in the TELEMAC system. This consists of a long list of <code>LNGcode</code> (use for the default language) and <code>VERScode</code> (used for the version) lines. By default, this file is setup for the English language (value2, French is value 1) and version "v5p9". For instance, for ESTEL-3D, the entries are:
 <code><pre>
 #---ESTEL3D
 LNGESTEL3=2
-VERSESTEL3=v5p7
+VERSESTEL3=v5p9
 </pre></code>

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 = Final TELEMAC tree =
 * systel90
 ** bief

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 When the configuration of <code>systel.ini</code> is done, one must create a configuration file for the compilation. This is done automatically when issuing the command:
 <code><pre>$ cfgmak
-File '/path/to/systel90/config/cfgmak.mak' updated.
+File '/path/to/systel90/configv5p7/cfgmak.mak' updated.
 </pre></code>
 This will create a file called <code>cfgmak.mak</code> in the same directory as <code>systel.ini</code>. <code>cfgmak.mak</code> should '''not''' be edited manually, any configuration change should be done in <code>systel.ini</code> and the command <code>cfgmak</code> will update <code>cfgmak.mak</code> accordingly.
 = Compilation =

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 === MPI ===
-The "MPI" message parsing interface is also required to compile parallel and use the TELEMAC system in parallel. Some instrcution exist on this wiki on how to [[ Install and configure MPI | install and configure MPI ]] for a network of machines.
+The "MPI" message parsing interface is also required to compile parallel and use the TELEMAC system in parallel. Some instructions exist on this wiki on how to [[ Install and configure MPI | install and configure MPI ]] for a network of machines.
 From now on, we assume that MPI is installed in the directory <code>/path/to/mpi</code> which contains the <code>bin/</code>, <code>lib/</code> and <code>include/</code> directories. Furthermore, the MPI Fortran 90 compiler <code>mpif90</code> needs to be in the user's <code>PATH</code>; which often requires the following entry in the user's <code>.bashrc</code> file: