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* have a look at <tt>XXX/src/Allwmake</tt> and compile in the same order (leaving out the lam and mico if you don't want to run parallel or FoamX) | * have a look at <tt>XXX/src/Allwmake</tt> and compile in the same order (leaving out the lam and mico if you don't want to run parallel or FoamX) | ||
* compiling OpenFOAM from source usually requires you to also compile Paraview from source in order for ParaFOAM to work correctly | * compiling OpenFOAM from source usually requires you to also compile Paraview from source in order for ParaFOAM to work correctly | ||
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Revision as of 13:28, 6 March 2006
These pointers for starting a port to an unsupported platform were posted in a discussion about porting to Mac OS X by Mattjis Janssens.
- in the XXX/.OpenFOAM-1.1/bashrc add a check for your machine type and set WM_ARCH and WM_MPLIB. You can leave WM_MPLIB empty (which will link in the dummy/ Pstream (which saves you having to compile lam or mpich))
- in the XXX/.bashrc add your architecture and set all the relevant variables to access gcc and java and such
- make a copy of e.g. $WM_DIR/rules/linux to $WM_DIR/rules/$WM_ARCH and adapt the settings in these files.
- have a look at XXX/Allwmake script which compiles up some binaries needed by 'wmake' itself ('cd wmake ; ./makeWmake')
- have a look at XXX/src/Allwmake and compile in the same order (leaving out the lam and mico if you don't want to run parallel or FoamX)
- compiling OpenFOAM from source usually requires you to also compile Paraview from source in order for ParaFOAM to work correctly
