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| − | == System Requirements ==
| + | In order install kratos in linux, please be sure to have followed all the instructions that you can find in [[Installing kratos in Ubuntu Linux]]. |
| − | No special system requirements are required, however a sustancial amount of RAM is typically needed during the compilation. 1Gb RAM is advisable to be able to run the compilation is a reasonably short time
| + | Other distributions and notably recent versions of RHEL, Fedora and SUSE have packages that correspond to the ubuntu ones. |
| | + | Compilation with cmake follows identical steps to the ones described in [[Installing kratos in Ubuntu Linux]] |
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| − | A number of programs/libraries should be available on the system prior to the installation. The user should verify the existance (and the installation path) of the following items:
| + | == RPM PACKAGES TO INSTALL IN RHEL 6.X == |
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| − | * Python (2.4 or greater is advisable)
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| − | * g++
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| − | * make
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| − | == Libraries ==
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| − | The kratos is built on the top of the boost library both for the compilation framework and for the python interface. The following items are normally available for download from the system repositories or can be downloaded from [www.boost.org] which also includes an installation tutorial
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| − | * "boost-build"
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| − | * bjam
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| − | * libboost_python.so
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| − | The library "SuperLU3.0" has to be compiled (or downloaded precomplied) to allow the compilation of the ExternalSolversApplication.
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| − | Finally a number of external libraries are included in the Kratos distribution and should be compiled prior to installation (please verify the copyright notice in case of applications of commercial interest)
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| − | This libraries are
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| − | * gidpost library -- directory: "/external_libraries/gidpost/unix" -- compilation command: make
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| − | * tetgen library -- directory: "/applications/PFEMapplication/custom_external_libraries/tetgen/tetgen1.4.0" -- compilation command: "make tetlib"
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| − | * tetgen library -- directory: "/applications/PFEMapplication/custom_external_libraries/triangle" -- compilation command: "make trilibrary
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| − | * tetgen library -- directory: "/applications/ULFapplication/custom_external_libraries/tetgen/tetgen1.4.0" -- compilation command: "make tetlib"
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| − | * tetgen library -- directory: "/applications/ULFapplication/custom_external_libraries/triangle" -- compilation command: "make trilibrary
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| − | * tetgen library -- directory: "/applications/FSIapplication/custom_external_libraries/ann_1.1" -- compilation command: "make linux-g++
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| − | == Configuring and Installing ==
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| − | Once all of the prerequisite are correctly installed the kratos is ready for its first compilation.
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| − | Step1: save the "Common_Jamroot" as "Jamroot" and edit it to customize the installation directories and the names of the directories to be included (this may vary depending on the Linux distribution)
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| − | Step2: compilation: from the directory kratosR1 type: "bjam threading=multi" for a compilation in release
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In order install kratos in linux, please be sure to have followed all the instructions that you can find in Installing kratos in Ubuntu Linux.
Other distributions and notably recent versions of RHEL, Fedora and SUSE have packages that correspond to the ubuntu ones.
Compilation with cmake follows identical steps to the ones described in Installing kratos in Ubuntu Linux
