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.cshrc

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+# This start up file assumes the shell is 'tcsh'.
+# Note: to 'uncomment' a line, remove the initial '#' character with an editor.
+
+#______________________________________________________________________________
+# This sets the default file creation mask.  '022' means 'not group writable
+# and not world writable, but all other permissions exist'.
+umask 022
+
+# This prevents 'core dumps' from crashed programs from being created.
+limit	coredumpsize 0
+
+if ($?prompt) then
+	set	prompt = "%m %h> "
+	set	notify = 
+	set	history = 100
+	set	savehist = 20
+
+# Here are some suggestions of useful aliases.  You may comment
+# them out, add others of your own, etc., as you see fit.
+	alias	h	history
+	alias	m	more
+	alias	lo	exit
+	alias	vt100	"set term = vt100"
+	alias df 'df -k'
+
+	set noclobber
+	set	lineedit
+
+
+setenv MAIL /usr/spool/mail/$USER
+setenv PRINTER lp342
+
+#Edit the first 'setenv' line below to indicate the workstation you normally use
+# (i.e. the one running the X server) and then uncomment this section
+# if you want to be prompted for your $DISPLAY variable upon remote login.
+
+#	setenv	HOMEHOST	myhost
+#        if (($TERM == xterm || $TERM == xterms) && ($?DISPLAY == 0)) then
+#            setenv REMOTEX 1
+#            echo "Enter value for DISPLAY (host:#)(<CR> for "$HOMEHOST":0.0):"
+#            set a=($<)
+#            if ($a == "")  then
+#                    setenv  DISPLAY $HOMEHOST":0.0"
+#            else
+#                    setenv  DISPLAY $a
+#            endif
+#       endif
+#
+
+
+endif
+
+#______ LAYERED SOFTWARE _______________________________________________________
+
+# Uncomment the lines corresponding to the package(s) you wish to run, making
+# sure not to uncomment the description line, of course.
+
+# Initializations
+
+setenv  MANPATH /usr/man:/usr/local/man
+
+set     path=( . \
+                $HOME/bin \
+                /usr/bin \
+                /usr/local/bin \
+        )
+
+
+
+# TeX
+setenv TEXINPUTS .:/usr/local/lib/tex/inputs
+setenv TEXINPUTS ${TEXINPUTS}:/usr/local/lib/tex/inputs/latex
+setenv TEXINPUTS ${TEXINPUTS}:/usr/local/lib/tex/inputs/latex209
+setenv TEXINPUTS ${TEXINPUTS}:/usr/local/lib/tex/inputs/aasmacros
+setenv TEXFORMATS /usr/local/lib/tex/formats
+setenv TEXFONTS .:/usr/local/lib/tex/fonts
+
+# xdvi fonts
+setenv XDVIFONTS $TEXFONTS/pk300\:$TEXFONTS/pk118
+#______________________________________________________________________________
+# Mongo setup
+# not available yet on the ALphas
+# use the following setenv to send hardcopy files to printer $PRINTER
+#setenv MONGOFILES /usr/local/lib/mongo/mongofiles.lw
+# use the following setenv to save files in postscript format in the
+# current directory.  the file names will be something like mgoXXXXX.ps
+# where XXXXX stands for the process id.
+#setenv MONGOFILES /usr/local/lib/mongo/mongofiles.save_ps
+#______________________________________________________________________________
+#______________________________________________________________________________
+# PGPLOT (Caltech VLBI Graphics Subroutine Library)
+setenv PGPLOT_FONT /usr/local/pgplot/grfont.dat
+#______________________________________________________________________________
+
+# GAG Software
+set path=($path /home0/gag/exe/bin)
+#
+# IDL 
+#
+source /usr/local/rsi/idl_4/bin/idl_setup
+setenv ASTRO_DATA $IDL_DIR/user_contrib/astron/data
+setenv IDL_DIR /usr/local/rsi/idl_4                            # latest IDL version 
+setenv IDL_PATH \+$IDL_DIR/lib:$IDL_DIR/user_contrib/astron/pro# astro lib
+setenv IDL_DEVICE X  
+alias idl $IDL_DIR/bin/idl                                     # generic IDL version
+#

INSTALL

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+Steps to install:
+
+1.  Install FFTW.  This is not actually required but since FFTW is so
+damn fast you will suffer a 50% or more performance hit if you don't.
+This is pretty much true even if you have access to a vendor specific
+optimized library (in this case the performance will more than likely
+be similar).
+
+2.  Install PGPLOT.
+
+3.  Install TEMPO.  Make sure to set the TEMPO environment variable.
+
+4.  Set a PRESTO environment variable to this directory (the top level
+directory in the Preto distribution).
+
+5.  cd to $PRESTO/src.  Check and modify the Makefile for your machine
+of choice.  Insure that the library and include file directories are
+correct for FFTW, PGPLOT, and TEMPO.
+
+6.  Get some memory and cache information ready for your machine.
+
+7.  Do a 'make prep' which will ask you for some memory info and then
+turn the pulsar database into its binary form.
+
+8.  If you are using FFTW, do a 'make makewisdom'.  This gets FFTW
+acquainted with your system.  It is best if you are the only user on
+the machine when you run this, as it is very computation intensive and
+may take a while.
+
+9.  Do a 'make'.  This will make all of the executables.
+
+10.  The required libraries and miscellaneous files will be located in
+presto/lib and copies of the executables will be located in
+presto/bin.  You may copy or move the executables wherever you like,
+but the library files should stay put.  (That's why you define the
+PRESTO variable -- so the routines can find them).
+
+11.  If you want to save some disk space, do a 'make clean' in the
+'src' directory.  This will leave the libraries and binaries in their
+respective directories but will get rid of all the extra stuff in the
+'src' directory.
+
+12.  Go find pulsars.
+
+
+Platform specific information:
+
+DEC ALPHA
+--------- 
+1.  In order to link the routines which use the
+pgplot libraries, you may need to chance the Makefile so that instead
+of linking with f77, you link with cc and the $(CFLAGS) variable.
+
+
+Scott Ransom

MPI/Makefile

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+#  Makefile for MPI_PRESTO
+#    for Pentium/Linux
+#    by Scott M. Ransom
+#     V 0.9  1 Dec 97
+
+# Path to pulsar database files
+DATABASE = "$(PRESTO)/lib"
+
+# Path to MPE headers
+
+MPEINC = /incoming/mpich/mpe
+
+# The names of the libraries to produce
+FFTAPPS  = libfftapps.a
+FASTFFTS = libfastffts.a
+
+# For Pentium with GCC
+CC = mpicc
+F77 = g77
+CFLAGS = -I$(PRESTO)/include -I$(MPEINC) -DDATABASE='$(DATABASE)' \
+	-Wall -ansi -pedantic \
+	-O6 -ffast-math -m486 -malign-loops=2 -malign-jumps=2 \
+	-malign-functions=2 -fno-strength-reduce
+
+# For DEC Alpha
+#CFLAGS =  -I$(PRESTO)/include -I$(PGPLOTINC) -DDATABASE='$(DATABASE)'\
+#	-std1 -O3 -D_FASTMATH
+
+# For Solaris
+#CFLAGS = -I$(PRESTO)/include -I$(PGPLOTINC) -DDATABASE='$(DATABASE)'\
+#	-fast
+
+# For SGI 64bit
+#CFLAGS = -I$(PRESTO)/include -I$(PGPLOTINC) -DDATABASE='$(DATABASE)'\
+#	-64 -O2
+
+# For SGI 32bit
+#CFLAGS = -I$(PRESTO)/include -I$(PGPLOTINC) -DDATABASE='$(DATABASE)'\
+#	-32 -O2
+
+# For Cray T3E
+#CFLAGS = -I$(PRESTO)/include -I$(PGPLOTINC) -DDATABASE='$(DATABASE)'\
+#	-O3 -h aggress -X m
+
+# For Cray T90
+#CFLAGS = -I$(PRESTO)/include -I$(PGPLOTINC) -DDATABASE='$(DATABASE)'\
+#	-O3
+
+MPIRZWFILES = mpisearch_rzw.o mpisearch_rzw_m.o mpisearch_rzw_s.o 
+
+
+mpisearch_rzw: $(MPIRZWFILES)
+	$(CC) $(CFLAGS) -o $@ $(MPIFILES) -L$(PRESTO)/lib -lfftapps
+
+clean:
+	rm -f *.o *~ *#
+
+squeaky:
+	rm -f core *.dat *.fft *.inf *.o *~ *.win* *.ps *_rzw *# 
+	rm -f mpisearch_rzw
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