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<h1> Prebuilt libraries for PySundance </h1>
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<h3> Requirements </h3>
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Downloading a prebuilt PySundance library is the simplest way to get Sundance running,
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but prebuilt libraries will not exist for all platforms. If one does not exist for
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your platform, you will need to build from source as described in
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the <A HREF="installation_page.html"> installation instructions. </A>
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Currently, the only platform for which prebuilt libraries are available is RedHat Linux,
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Enterprise Edition, which is the Sandia Common Operating Environment. Note that 32 bit and
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64 bit machines require different libraries. I am willing
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to build libraries for other platforms, but to do so will need access to a
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machine running the desired OS.
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<h3> Instructions </h3>
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Untar in an installation directory, for example, <t> myInstallDir. </t>
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</home/kevin> cd myInstallDir
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</home/kevin/myInstallDir> tar zxf PySundance-[opt|debug]-[version].tgz
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This will create a subdirectory <t>PySundance.</t> The next step is to direct
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Python to search this directory for modules and dynamic libraries. This can be
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done by setting the <t>PYTHONPATH</t> environment variable,
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setenv PYTHONPATH $HOME/myInstallDir/PySundance
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You should now be able to import the <t>PySundance</t> module from within a Python run.
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<td> Platform Notes </td>
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<td> 9 March 2006 </td>
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<td> 2.1.2 RHEL-x86_64
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<td><A HREF="PySundance-opt-2.1.2-RHEL-x86_64.tgz"> Optimized </a> </td>
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<td><A HREF="PySundance-debug-2.1.2-RHEL-x86_64.tgz"> Debug </a> </td>
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RedHat Enterprise, gcc version 3.4.4 20050721 (Red Hat 3.4.4)
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<td> 7 March 2006 </td>
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<td><A HREF="PySundance-opt-2.1.2-RH-07032006.tgz"> Optimized </a> </td>
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<td><A HREF="PySundance-debug-2.1.2-RH-07032006.tgz"> Debug</a> </td>
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<td> RedHat Enterprise, gcc version 3.4.3 20041212 (Red Hat 3.4.3-9.EL4) </td>
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