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YAO PACKAGE INSTALLATION:
Notes updated for V4.0 (2007jun03)
There are two methods of installation: from source or using the yorick package
manager (pkg_mngr). Soon to come: debian package.
1) From source:
- get the latest version from the sourceforge cvs
$ cvs -z3 -d:pserver:anonymous@yorick.cvs.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/yorick checkout -r HEAD -d yao yorick-yao
or untar whatever yorick-yao tar file you've got.
$ untar yorick-yao.tgz
- cd yao
- follow instructions in README
- dependencies:
- fftw3
- if you want the fancy (but useful) GUI, you will need python, pygtk, libglade
2) Using pkg_mngr:
- start yorick
> #include "pkg_mngr.i"
> pkg_setup
> pkg_sync
> pkg_install,"yao"
- pkg_mngr does not take care of the dependencies for the GUI, hence you will
have to make sure python, pygtk and libglade are installed.
- the from-source or pkg_mngr installer puts the gui executable (yao) in Y_BIN
(same place as the yorick executable). You'll have to create a softlink or put
Y_BIN in your path if yu want to be able to start the GUI with the command "yao"
TO RUN:
You'll have to have a parameter file (yao_par_file). Look in Y_SITE/share/yao/examples
GUI:
$ yao
or
$yao someparfile.par
or
$ yorick -i yaopy.i someparfile.par
to start the GUI (see above for the path definition)
Regular session:
Start a regular yorick session and type
#include "yao.i"
1) aoread,parfile
2) aoinit,disp=1 (other parameters, help,aoinit for more info)
3) aoloop,disp=1 (other parameters, help,aoloop for more info)
This preps everything. Now you can start the loop typing "go" and
pause it with "stop"
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