source: TRACY3/trunk/README

##########################################################################
Tracy Install instruction for ALBA

Before 2011?  By L. Nadolski@SOLEIL????

##########################################################################
Tracy-3

Author: Johan Bengtsson

Requirements:

  1. GNU autoconf and automake environment.

  2. GNU C++ compiler: gcc

  3. Numerical Recipes in C (with support for "double").
     Assumed directory structure:

       $NUM_REC/lib             libnum_rec.a
       $NUM_REC/inc             nrutil.h, nr.h

To install:

  1. Define the environment variable:

       $NUM_REC = <path to Numerical Recipes library>

  2. tar -xvzf <tar ball name> 

  3. cd tracy-3.0

  4. ./bootstrap

  5. ./configure

  6.  cd tracy/wrk

  7. make

  8. ./main lattice/ALBA




##########################################################################
April 11th, 2011
LNLS
Laurent S. Nadolski

##########################################################################
Numerical recipes
1/ xutils-dev for makedepend
2/ makedepend in the src file of nrecipes directory

##########################################################################
Installation of Tracy3 

What is necessary:
1/ gcc
2/ g++
3/ autoconf
4/ libtool
5/ libgls0-dev lib + development library with header such as gls_sf.h

##########################################################################
Modify .bashrc to get environment variables 
cf set_var.sh or set_var4LNLS.sh
Set the path to fit your computer architecture

##########################################################################
For compilation of TracyIII
In root directory of TracyIII, run the command:
./make_for_gcc.sh opt

or run the command to trigger the debug mode:
./make_for_gcc.sh debug


 

An executable file is generated in directory TracyIII/tracy/tracy/bin:
soltracy

this file can be put in your path to run the code from anywhere

#########################################################################
Example to test the code: 
executable is soltracy located in  $TRACY_LIB/tools 





####################################################
####################################################
# Instruction to install Tracy3 in ubuntu 12.04 
#
#   Jianfeng Zhang @ LAL, 2012/04
##################################################
###################################################

*======================================
*   compile numberical receipes 
*======================================

(1) install the package "xutils-dev"

   sudo apt-get install xutils-dev 

(2) at the path "recipes_c-ansi/", make the objects 
        make
(3) make dependences of the objects
     makedepend

After finish the above steps, 
the objects files should be generated in the path "recipes",
and a static library "librecipes_c_gcc.a"
should be generated in the path "lib". 
  
*==================================================
*  Compile the tracy source code and 
*  link with the objects from numberical receipe       
*==================================================
(1) set the enviroments for tracy III. For example,
     for ubuntu 11.10/12.04 LST in MacBook Pro. 8.2, add the 
     following lines in ~/.bashrc:
     
     for ubuntu 11.10:
     export LIBPATH=/usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/4.6.1/
    
     for ubuntu 12.04
     export LIBPATH=/usr/lib/gcc/x86_64-linux-gnu/4.6.3/


     export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LIBPATH:/usr/local/lib:/usr/lib
     CODEDIR=$HOME/codes
     export NUM_REC=$CODEDIR/nrecipes/recipes_c-ansi
     export TRACY_LIB=$CODEDIR/tracyIII_3_10/tracy

(2)What is necessary:
1/ gcc
2/ g++
3/ gfortran
4/ autoconf
5/ libtool
6/ libgls0-dev (lib + development library with header such as gls_sf.h; GNU Scientific Library(GSL) -- development package)

so install the above 6 packages first!!!!!!!!!!
   

(2) run the script to generate makefile, compile the objects,
    link, and then generate the execute file "soltracy" at the 
    path "tracy/tool". 
     
     chmod +x make_for_gcc.sh
     ./make_for_gcc.sh

(3) Finally, a execute file "soltracy" is generated in the path "tracy/tools"

 (4) make a symbolic link to the "soltracy", so tracy can be called
    any path in the computer, using the command "soltracy3".

    sudo ln -s  /home/jfz/codes/tracyIII_3_10/tracy/tools/soltracy  /usr/local/bin/soltracy3