Difference between revisions of "Navigating the source code bundle"
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| + | The source code dir has the following subirs and files: | ||
| + | <UL> | ||
| + | <LI> All modules: Core, Driver, Hydro, EcoSim, OilSpill-Jug, ParMetis-3.1.-Sep2010, Sediment, and WWMII | ||
| + | <LI> GNU make files: Makefile and Makefile.old, the latter is a self-contained makefile | ||
| + | <LI> cmake files: CMakeLists.txt | ||
| + | <LI> beta_notes: this file details all the changes in input files for each version | ||
| + | <LI> Utility | ||
| + | </UL> | ||
Revision as of 11:52, 29 August 2012
You can find a lot of useful information/files in the source code bundle. In general, each directory has a readme type file.
We use v3.2.0 as an example to explain the structure inside:
- cmake
The README inside explains how to use cmake (needs to be installed on your system) to build SELFE. See [1]for more details.
- mk
The files in this dir are local configuration settings usd by src/Makefile
- test
This dir has all the test cases used to benchmark each version of SELFE
- src
The source code dir has the following subirs and files:
- All modules: Core, Driver, Hydro, EcoSim, OilSpill-Jug, ParMetis-3.1.-Sep2010, Sediment, and WWMII
- GNU make files: Makefile and Makefile.old, the latter is a self-contained makefile
- cmake files: CMakeLists.txt
- beta_notes: this file details all the changes in input files for each version
- Utility
