End-user Desktop Install: Windows
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Notice: This code has not been released to the public and is for use by members of the LAT Collaboration only! |
Notes:
You need to have Java installed prior to using the installer. If you are a VRVS user you should already have Java installed; if not, you can download Java from: java.com
It is helpful to create a special directory for GLAST work and subdirectories for your software downloads. This new directory, named "glast" in this example, can then be used to contain subdirectories such as:
Subdirectory |
Contains |
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The source code distribution, libraries, and parameter files. |
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External libraries. |
Create a path for the GLAST_EXT environment variable and point it at your extlib directory.
Note: Additions and changes to environment variables are made from the Environment Variables graphical user interface (GUI) which can be accessed as follows.
Note: You can also open the System Properties Advanced window by right-clicking on the My Computer icon on your desktop and selecting Properties. Then select the Advanced tab.
A window similar to the following will be displayed:
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If necessary, refer to the Release Manager to determine the release status of a version. (The tag for all Windows versions of GLAST software is VC8debug.)
Note: It is recommended that you install the software release in your work directory (e.g., c:\glast\yourWorkDirectory) and the External Libraries in your C:\glast\extlib directory.
If necessary, refer to: Glast Software Installer.
For example, if you checked out GlastRelease and wish to run Gleam, you would enter:
/fullPath/to/GlastInstall/bin/Gleam
where an optional input parameter would be a jobOptions file; otherwise, a default jobOptions file will be used
Note: FRED is an event viewer and is included with the installation of the External Libraries.
Last updated by: Chuck Patterson 05/22/2008 |