Difference: CBwaves (3 vs. 4)
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| calculated in time domain and they also can be determined in frequency domain by using the implemented FFT. The various initial parameters and settings are controlled in the .ini file. | |||||||||
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| < < | InstallationAfter downloading and extraction the tarballs and entering thesrc directory launch make, make install or make rpm to create a package. Default
location is /usr/local/cbwaves, but can be overwritten using for example make install prefix=/home/gdebrecz/cbwaves/. | ||||||||
ConfigurationA detailed description and examples are provided int the tarball/rpm. Please consult the man page shipped with the software to read more about the feautres of the code.Download | |||||||||
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InstallationInstalling the packaged rpmsThe rpm is statically linked, install it by typingrpm -i cbwaves-1.0.0-3.i386.rpmor using the yum package manager yum localinstall cbwaves-1.0.0-3.i386.rpm Installing the tarball and the source rpmThe cbwaves package requiresboost-devel. If you install the tarball or the source rpm you have to have boost-devel on your system installed.
After downloading and extraction the tarballs and entering the src directory launch make, make install or make rpm to create a package. Default
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The RMKI Virgo Group's public gpg key is here .
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