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CAFE-1.0 These instructions were designed with the PSU Meteorology network in mind. The typical profile on this network uses csh for the terminal interface. LICENSE ======= Tenatively, ASSUME THAT EVERYTHING IN THIS PACKAGE IS OWNED AND LICENSED BY THE PENNSYLVANIA STATE UNIVERSITY I hope to eventually release this under some form of the GPL. Installation ============ First, add the following two lines to your ~/.cshrc.cat file: setenv CAFE_PATH ====GIVE PATH TO CAFE INSTALLATION HERE==== setenv LD_LIBRARY_PATH $CAFE_PATH/lib Make sure that there is a new line after the last setenv command. Then, at the command line, type the following: % source ~/.cshrc.cat Then, cd over to the CAFE directory. To build all of the programs, type: % make all Assuming everything worked as expected, you can then begin training. Notes ===== If compilation does not finish successfully, then you may need to modify the 'include.mk' file. If you have all of the dependencies installed (BUtils, mysqlpp, etc...), then you may have the locations wrong. Typically, if it isn't in /usr/include, then it might be in /usr/local/include, or /usr/global/include. The same goes for /usr/lib. Running CAFE ============ CAFE commands should be executed from the CAFE directory. The executables are kept in the bin/ folder. For example, to execute 'TableMaker' program, type the following in the command line: % bin/TableMaker Note that the current working directory should be the CAFE_PATH. This odd-ball convention is due to a design flaw in some of the programs, and it will be worked out in later releases of CAFE.
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