| DOT User's Guide |
Version 1.0alpha |
Released 12/17/1998 |
Since CCMS provides executables for most systems, there is normally no need to re-compile DOT. This section is not required reading for users of DOT.
Compiling DOT requires an installation of MPI, and both C and Fortran compilers.
Change directories to dot/src and execute the appropriate command for your computer and for the version of MPI you have.
| Compile.sun.mpich | Sun Solaris workstation with MPICH |
| Compile.sgi.mpich | SGI IRIX workstation with MPICH |
| Compile.dec.mpich | DEC OSF1 workstation with MPICH |
| Compile.lin.mpich | IBM PC compatible workstation with MPICH |
| Compile.sun.vendormpi | Sun SMP with Sun MPI |
| Compile.sgi.vendormpi | SGI SMP with SGI MPI |
| Compile.dec.vendormpi | DEC SMP with DIGITAL MPI |
| Compile.sp2.vendormpi | IBM SP-2 with IBM MPI |
| Compile.t3e.vendormpi | CRAY T3E with CRAY MPI |
The executable created by each command is named for the system and version of MPI. For example, Compile.sun.mpich creates
$DOT_ROOT/bin/exec/dot.sun.mpich
and Compile.sgi.vendormpi creates
$DOT_ROOT/bin/exec/dot.sgi.vendormpi
Each of the Compile commands will over-write any dot executable of the same name already existing in $DOT_ROOT/bin/exec.
The following example shows how to compile DOT on a sun system with MPICH and with the Sun compiler option for debugging.
Compile.sun.mpich -g
Compiling an executable for debugging will over-write the normal, optimized executable for the particular system.