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After installation of the source distribution file
from the homepage you will find in the tn directory the following:
- src/tochnog.h
Header file for C++ routines.
- src/Makefile
Compiles the program.
Some precompiled executables are available at the download
section of our home page.
If you have another computer system then you need to compile yourself.
Either use
- make hp
- make linux
- make linux_old
- make sgi
- make sparc
- nmake visual_cpp (for Microsoft windows; you need the visual c++ compiler)
- make borland_cpp (for Microsoft windows; you need the borland c++ compiler)
where linux is for linux multiprocessor platforms (with kernels 2.0 or later,
and with the linuxthreads library installed, see http://pauillac.inria.fr/
xleroy/linuxthreads/),
and linux_old is a single threaded version.
The switch 'linux_old' is reported to compile correctly also on NeXT computers
(which used gcc version 2.7.3).
- src/*.cc
These are C++ routines.
- test/Makefile
Runs input files.
On Unix use
- make small
- make large
- make very_large
- make all
On Microsoft Windows with visual_cpp use nmake instead of make.
On Microsoft Windows without any make mechanism, just use the included make.bat file by typing make.bat.
'Small' means that each input file's running time, core memory
requirements, and the disk files are all small: probably
a few seconds of running time, a few Mbytes of core, and a few Kbytes of file space.
'Very_large' may require several hours of running time,
several Mbytes of core, and several Mbytes of file space.
See also the target_item description later in this manual.
- test/*.dat
Data files.
- doc/LICENSE.txt
GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE
After installation of the Latex distribution file
from the homepage you will find in the tn directory the following:
- doc/tnu.tex
User's documentation in Latex format.
- doc/tnp.tex
Programmer's documentation in Latex format.
- doc/ps/*.ps
Postscript figures in Latex documentation.
After installation of the html distribution file
from the homepage you will find in the tn directory the following:
- doc/tnu/*
User's documentation in html format.
The entry file is tnu.html.
- doc/tnp/*
Programmer's documentation in html format.
The entry file is tnp.html.
To create a soft link on Unix to the tochnog executable use:
- ln -s $HOME/tn/src/tochnog $HOME/bin/tochnog
If you put your bin directory in your PATH, you can
use the tochnog executable everywhere.
As an alternative, you can move the executable to any
directory which is part of your PATH.
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