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Cactus Users Guide - CactusCode.org
Cactus Users ' Guide Contents A Introduction A1. A1 Getting Started A2. Obtaining Cactus .. A2. Directory Structure .. A2. Compiling a Cactus application .. A3. Creating a Configuration .. A3. Running a Cactus application .. A4. A2 Getting and looking at output A5. Screen output .. A5. File output .. A6. A3 Checkpointing/Recovery A7. A4 Reporting bugs A8. B Additional notes B1. B1 Installation B2. Required Software .. B2. Supported Architectures .. B3. Note .. B4. B2 Compilation B5. Configuration Options .. B5. Available Options .. B6. Compiling with Extra Packages .. B10. MPI: Message Passing Interface .. B10. HDF5: Hierarchical Data Format version 5 .. B12. LAPACK: Linear Algebra PACKage .. B12. PETSc: Portable, Extensible Toolkit for Scientific Computation .. B12. Pthreads: POSIX threads .. B13. File Layout .. B13. Building and Administering a Configuration .. B14. gmake Targets for Building and Administering Configurations .. B14. Compiling in Thorns .. B15. Notes and Caveats.
Preface This document contains a quick-start guide to installing and running a Cactus application. In subsequent chapters, it provides more detailed information on advanced user’s topics, as well as an introduction to
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