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 ===== SUNFLUIDH INSTALL =====
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 ==== Download the sunfluidh project ====
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     * Go to the directory SUNFLUIDH
     * run the next command : \\ svn co --username your_login https://forge.limsi.fr/svn/SUNFLUIDH_PRD/TRUNK \\ The last version of the sunfluidh project will be downloaded in the directory "~/SUNFLUIDH/TRUNK"
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 ==== Environment of the project ====
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       * A directory .../DATA/REACTIVE_FLOWS/ that contains differents special files ( .inc) which could be included in the code during the compilation procedure. They are devoted to the specific reactive flow simulations if needed.
     * SOURCES : This directory contains all the source files needed to compile the code. These sources files are compiled by means of the makefile file.
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 ==== Compilation procedure ====
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     * Open the file "makefile", choose the compiler (pgi, ifort or gfortran) in regard to your system environment and define the relevant options of compilation [[ sunfluidh:makefile_configuration | (see "How to configure the makefile") ]]
     * Run the command "make" :The source files are compiled and an executable file is created. Its name is defined in the makefile ("sunfluidh.x by default).
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 ==== How do start to work ====
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       * In order to executable files can be ran anywhere in your working space, you must inform your computer system where they are stored. In your local root directory (your home), open the system file named .profile (or .bashrc, or .bashrc_profile this depends on your operating system) and write the command line : export PATH="your_home_directory_path"/BIN:$PATH \\ "your_home_directory_path" is just a generic name to define the access to your home from the root directory of the sytem (use the UNIX/LINUX command "pwd" in your home directory to know it).
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