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Chapter 12. Troubleshooting
Most of the contents of this file are straightforward, including definitions for compilers,
linkers, etc., and will not be explained here. There are however a few entries that may
need explanation.
NETSOLVE SPECIFIC OPTIONS:
The OUTPUT_LEVEL macro defines the amount of debug output to print during
installation. PROXY specifies which client proxy to use. CPU_STAT defines which
method to use to monitor server processes in terms of workload, etc. and what
method to use to assign tasks to servers. The AUTH_LIBS and AUTHENTICATION
macros define the authentication to use (if any) in the system. Currently, the only
options are KERBEROS5 or NO_AUTH (no authentication) for the
AUTHENTICATION macro. If authentication is set to KERBEROS4, then
AUTH_LIBS must be set to the location of the appropriate libraries needed to use
the kerberos application programming interface.
AUXILIARY PACKAGES:
If NWS is enabled, i.e., CPU_STAT = NWS, the variable NWSDIR provides the path
to the NWS distribution. See Chapter 19) for further details.
In the case of a parallel server, it is necessary to set the MPI_DIR,
MPI_INCLUDE_DIR , and MPI_INCDIR variables to the proper paths.
If IBP is enabled, i.e., IBPDIR provides the path to the IBP distribution. See
Chapter 20 for further details.
Auxiliary Libs:
This section contains variables for setting path names and to optional software
packages such as PETSc, Aztec, ITPACK, SuperLU, LAPACK, ScaLAPACK,
MPIBLACS, and BLAS.
An example Makefile.NETSOLVE_ARCH.inc for IRIX is listed below.
# Generated automatically from Makefile.genericarch.in by configure.
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