All integrable Hamiltonian systems are alike, while each nonintegrable one is nonintegrable in its own way
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Building vfplot is quite standard: the usual
./configure make sudo make install
Use the --prefix option to ./configure if you want to install elsewhere than
/usr/local.
See ./configure --help for a full list of
configuration options.
If the --enable-pthread configuration
option is given and the pthread (POSIX thread) library is found then vfplot will support
multithreaded force calculations giving a substantial speedup on multiprocessor hardware.
This option is enabled by default, if you do not want POSIX threading support then use the
--disable-pthread option.
If the --enable-netcdf configuration
option given and the NetCDF library is found then vfplot will be able to read GMT grd files.
This option is enabled by default, if you do not want NetCDF support then use the
--disable-netcdf option.
If the --enable-json configuration option
is given and the Jansson library is found then vfplot will be able to read and write JSON
files.
This option is enabled by default, if you do not want JSON support then use the
--disable-json option.
If the --enable-matlab configuration
option is given and the matio library is found then vfplot will be able to read mat (Matlab binary)
files.
This option is disabled by default.
If the --enable-gerris configuration
option is given and the Gerris libraries are found, then vfplot will be able to read Gerris GFS files.
This option is disabled by default.
The program should compile on any modern POSIX operating system with a C99 compiler. It is developed on Linux on the AMD64 architectures with the GNU C compiler.
Earlier version of the program were tested on Windows XP with the Cygwin POSIX compatibility layer.
To build, first use the Cygwin startup.exe program to install the gcc and make packages.
Then obtain, compile and install the netcdf and libmatio libraries listed above. Finally,
configure with --disable-pthread then make
and install as usual.