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| − | The recommended way to compile the Einstein Toolkit is to use the [http://simfactory.org Simulation Factory] ("SimFactory").
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| − | ==Supercomputers==
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| − | SimFactory comes with support for many of the large supercomputers. If you are compiling on one of these, it should be sufficient to run
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| − | sim build --thornlist path/to/thornlist.th
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| − | ==Generic operating systems==
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| − | SimFactory also contains general support for specific operating systems, including Mac OS, Ubuntu, and Scientific Linux. To build a configuration, you need to determine the correct optionlist to use from simfactory/mdb/optionlists. You can then choose the optionlist to use on the "sim build" command line:
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| − | sim build --thornlist path/to/thornlist.th --optionlist <optionlist-name>
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| − | ==Writing your own optionlist==
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| − | If your operating system is not supported, you will need to write your own optionlist.
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