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[sonu kumar <so9ukumar@gmail.com>]

Thank You very much Sir for your help

and Correct command is "tests_acc".  Now i am just waiting for the "report".


kind regards,

SK

On Mon, Nov 16, 2009 at 12:44 PM, Anglade Pierre-Matthieu <anglade@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi,

You can use either the installed binaries (in
/home/kumarsonu/Desktop/DESKTOP/abinit) or those in the build
directory (.../abinit-5.8.4/src/ 98_main/ directory). They are simply
copies of each other.

About the PATH : it is not mandatory to have the binaries in your PATH
: as long as you don't mind writing long launching commands like :
/home/kumarsonu/Desktop/DESKTOP/abinit/abinit < in.files > log it is
not a problem.

Otherwise, you can also add the directory where the binaries stand in
your personal path using the $PATH variable. For instance, if you use
bash or sh as shell, type something like :
export PATH=$PATH:/home/kumarsonu/Desktop/DESKTOP/abinit/abinit

Regarding your tests : if tests_in, tests_speed... are OK it's likely
that you binaries are OK. Nevertheless usually for a complete test,
one perform  "test_acc" and checks the results in the files called
"report" (to find them you can use find . -name report).


Regards

PMA

On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 4:07 PM, sonu kumar <so9ukumar@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear Alain and Sir
>
> Thank you very much for your help.
>
> i have got  the binaries, docs and tests
> installed  in my desired directory by  specifying
> --prefix=/home/kumarsonu/Desktop/DESKTOP/  during the configuration step.
>
> BUT i have doubts..
>
> since /opt is present in PATH, so  do i need to add the location of
> binaries, docs, etc. in the PATH ?
>
> Also i got the banaries two times
>
> i.e. one in new directory created "abinit"
> in/home/kumarsonu/Desktop/DESKTOP/  due to configure
> --prefix=/home/kumarsonu/Desktop/DESKTOP/
>
> and other in abinit-5.8.4/src/ 98_main/ directory.
>
> is it OK ?
>
> Internal tests works in abinit-5.8.4/ directory. In this directory "make
> tests_in","make tests_speed","make tests_fast","make tests_cpu" work well,
>
>  but "make test1" does not give any output.It says..
>
> ~/Desktop/DESKTOP/abinit-5.8.4> make test1
> make: *** No rule to make target `test1'.  Stop.
>
> with kind Regards
>
> sk
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Sat, Nov 14, 2009 at 6:05 PM, Xavier Gonze <xavier.gonze@uclouvain.be>
> wrote:
>>
>> Dear Kumar,
>>
>> make test_in    is a short test set, enough to see whether the
>> installation is correct, whose output is directly seen by the user.
>> make check     is a much longer comprehensive test set. For the
>> understanding of the output, see the install notes on the Web,
>>
>>  http://www.abinit.org/documentation/helpfiles/for-v5.8/install_notes/install.html#make_tests
>>
>> Xavier
>>
>> On 14 Nov 2009, at 11:05, Alain Jacques wrote:
>>
>>> Hello sk,
>>>
>>> so9ukumar@gmail.com wrote:
>>>>
>>>> hi dear all
>>>>
>>>> i tried to make the executables for the sequential version 5.8.4 of
>>>> ab-init on
>>>> 32 bit intel dual core system with gfortran compiler.
>>>>
>>>> 1) ./configure
>>>> 2) make
>>>>
>>>> seems to work fine.
>>>>
>>>> Then i typed  "make check"
>>>>
>>>> ...
>>>> OK for stresses
>>>>
>>>
>>> If it says OK ... then it's OK :-)
>>>
>>>> ...
>>>>
>>>> and the process of checking is going on...
>>>>
>>>> HOW MUCH time will it take?
>>>>
>>>
>>> It depends on the the performance of your linux system ... it is a short
>>> tests set, it doesn't take long
>>>>
>>>> and I ALSO WANT TO KNOW is compilation complete or not???
>>>>
>>>
>>> from the directory you made configure and make, "ls -la src/98_main" and
>>> you should see the binaries - abinis, cut3d, anaddb, ...
>>> If you invoke a "make install", you'll have the binaries, docs and tests
>>> installed - in /opt as you didn't specify a --prefix= during the
>>> configuration step.
>>>
>>> Kind regards,
>>>
>>> Alain
>>>
>>
>
>

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Pierre-Matthieu Anglade