Step by step of Compiling GEOtop KMackanzie
* First you have to open eclipse from the executable file in your application folder,
Opening eclipse through the executable is also discussed in http://dev.eclipse.org/mhonarc/lists/photran/msg00645.html;
* Create a new Fortran executable project by click on the Main Menu File/New/Other
then set the name of the (0.9375KMackezie_GEOtop suggested) and the compilers as illustrated (here it is used GnuFortran for MacOS and GCC Tool Chain):
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- and, clicking the suitable bottom, advanced settings (e.g. optimization, daclarations, etc) which you can set later. Then click on "Finish" bottom and he project was created.
* Import the directories containing source files and contained in the directory trunk/0.9375KMackenzie. So the project becomes:
Upload new attachment "project_profile_5.jpg" This operation could be done with a SVN checkout with Subclipse.
* Add the directories containing the C header files by clicking on the Manu in Project/Properties and then Setting/GCC_Directory as shown:
- attachment: new_fortan_project_6.jgg The references to be added are the following:
../LIBRARIES/ASCII ../LIBRARIES/FLUIDTURTLES ../LIBRARIES/GEOMORPHOLOGYLIB ../LIBRARIES/KeyPalette ../LIBRARIES/MATH2 ../EXTERN ../KMackenzie
* Then click on the menu "Project/Build Project" or "Project/Clean" and GEOtop is successfully Build. The executable file is created in the subdirectory Debug (in case of Debug configuration). attachement:project_profile6 * The makefile of the project was created in the Debug subdirectories and contains references to other *.mk files in the project. You can also re-compile GEOTop accessing by a Unix-like Shell Terminal to the directory Debug in the project and then launching the makefile with GNU make command:
cd ${eclipse_workspace}/${Name_of_0.9375KMackenzie_GEOtop}/Debug
and the type
make clean
to clean the project and then
make all
to compile GEOtop. For adveced users, you can export the whole project directory to anath