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A Multi-Adaptive ODE-Solver
>> command
Note that you shouldn’t type the ’>> ’! Oh well, you probably know all this
but just in case you’re one of our sysadmins at dd.chalmers.se. . . ;)
1. Unpacking. The first thing you need to do is to unpack the Tanganyika
source code. To do this, type
>> unzip tanganyika-1.0.zip
or the corresponding command for uncompression if you choose to download another format.
This will create a directory (with a couple of sub-directories) named
Tanganyika-1.0/
2. Configuring. Edit the file defs in the Tanganyika-1.0 library for the
variables to match your system. It should probably look something like
this:
CC
LINK
=g++
=g++
INCLUDE_PATH =-I/usr/include -I/usr/include/g++
LIBRARY_PATH =-L/usr/lib
as it does on my Linux 2.0 or
CC
LINK
INCLUDE_PATH
LIBRARY_PATH
=g++
=g++
=-I/opt/gnu/include
=-L/opt/gnu/lib -R/opt/gnu/lib
as it does on Sun Solaris 2.6 at dd.chalmers.se.
3. Compiling. Compile the library and the X-interface by typing
>> make
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