HEES

0 Download and Compile

To run the simulator, you will need the simulator itself, the sundials library and the boost library.

0.1 Download the simulator

0.2 Download and install the sundials library

1. Download the library from: sundials website. You only need the KINSOL package though.

2. untar the package, and go into the directory:

   tar -xzvf kinsol-2.7.0.tar.gz
   cd kinsol-2.7.0
   

   I would recommand you to read section B.1, B.2 and B.4 of the INSTALL_NOTES, but if you don't want to, then you can just do:

   # Assume I want to install them to ~/usr/sundials directory
   ./configure --prefix=$HOME/usr/sundials --enable-examples
   make
   make install

0.3 Download and install the boost library

What we really need from boost library is just the program_options.

0.3.1 Install on Ubuntu

1. To find the this library in your Ubuntu release:

sudo apt-cache search libboost-program-options\*

2. To install them, my Ubuntu comes with 1.55 version, so I just do

sudo apt-get install libboost1.55-dev libboost-program-options1.55-dev libboost-program-options1.55.0

Note that you will need the libboost1.55-dev for the header file "boost/program_options.hpp" 3. Finally, you can verify your installation by using the command:

dpkg-query --listfiles libboost1.55-dev

dpkg-query --listfiles libboost-program-options1.55.0

To check if the files have been installed correctly or just try to compile them.

0.3.2 Install on Redhat

0.3.3 Install from scratch

0.4 Compile the simulator

Set the following variable to correct path in Makefile:

SUNDIALS_INC_DIR = "$(HOME)/usr/sundials/include"
SUNDIALS_LIB_DIR = "$(HOME)/usr/sundials/lib"
BOOST_INC_DIR    = "$(HOME)/usr/include"
BOOST_LIB_DIR    = "$(HOME)/usr/lib/boost"

Then just do make in your command line:

$ make