Editing Makefile.conf
Compile with editing Makefile.conf manually
Editing Makefile.conf
Create Makefile.conf by editing Makefile.conf.org in ${FSTRBUILDDIR} to match the computer environment where this software is to be installed. There are a large number of variables that can be defined, but most of them can be used “as is” (without having to change the default values). For most environments, there should be no need to change variables other than those shown below.
| Variable | Description |
|---|---|
| MPIDIR | Specifies the directory where MPI has been installed |
| PREFIX | Specifies the directory where the executable module of this software is to be installed |
| METISDIR | Specifies the directory where METIS has been installed |
| REFINERDIR | Specifies the directory where REVOCAP_Refiner has been installed |
| REVOCAPDIR | Specifies the directory where REVOCAP_Coupler has been installed |
| MUMPSDIR | Specifies the directory where MUMPS has been installed |
| CC | Specifies the C compiler start command |
| CPP | Specifies the C++ compiler start command |
| F90 | Specifies the Fortran90 compiler start command |
Refer to Appendix A, “List of Makefile.conf Variables” for details on all variables. Refer also to Appendix B, “Makefile.conf Setting Example” for an example of Makefile.conf settings.
Executing setup.sh
Create Makefile by executing the setup.sh shell script in ${FSTRBUILDDIR}, as below.
./setup.sh
To generate a library for parallel computing, for example, execute setup.sh with the following options specified.
Options specified when setup.sh is executed
| Option | Description | Remarks |
|---|---|---|
| -g or --debug | Generates a library for debugging | |
| -p or --parallel | Generates a library for parallel execution | |
| --with-tools | Generates a tool such as a partitioner | |
| --with-refiner | Includes REVOCAP_Refiner | |
| --with-revocap | Includes REVOCAP_Coupler | |
| --with-metis | Uses METIS | |
| --with-mkl | Uses Intel MKL | |
| --with-mumps | Uses MUMPS | |
| --with-lapack | Uses Lapack | Needed for condition number estimation |
| --with-ml | Uses ML | |
| --old-res-format | Revert result file format |
Examples of setup.sh execution are shown below.
Compiling for parallel partitioner
If this software is used in parallel execution environment where MPI has installed, execute setup.sh with the -p or --parallel option specified, as below.
./setup.sh –p
Generating a tool such as a partitioner
If a processing or post-processing tool such as a partitioner (RCB) or visualizer is required, execute setup.sh with the --with-tools option specified, as below.
./setup.sh –p --with-tools
Using METIS
If METIS is used with a partitioner in an environment where METIS has been installed, execute setup.sh with the --with-metis option specified, as below.
./setup.sh –p --with-tools --with-metis
Executing make
Execute make in ${FSTRBUILDDIR} as below.
make 2 > & 1 | tee make.log
It may take sevral minutes to execute make, depending on the computer environment. If an error occurs during execution, take appropriate actions such as reviewing the Makefile.conf
Executing make install
After make has finished executing normally, execute make install to install this software in the directory specified in Makefile.conf, as below.
make install
Installing in Windows environments
In Windows environments, the following UNIX-like environments can be used to install this software according to the above procedures.
- Sequential processing version : MinGW, Cygwin
- Parallel processing version : MinGW + Microsoft MPI, Cygwin + OpenMPI