Difference between revisions of "OMiss - The ODE based simulator"
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It now lives in a subversion (cvs clone) repository on IRIDIA. |
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Revision as of 17:31, 26 October 2005
What is the ODE simulator?
The ODE based simulator was written by student David Tradinh.
It now lives in a subversion (cvs clone) repository on IRIDIA.
The two links relating to the simulator and ODE that used to be on the main page are now here:
- Compiling ODE, KODEX, and MISS - How to compile the open-source alternative to Vortex, ODE, a wrapper and the simulator MISS.
- The new simulator - Compiling, bug report, TODO.
Checking out the code
To check out the code you will first need the subversion source code control system.
On debian this is simply done by:
> apt-get subversion
You will then need to check out the repository.
> svn checkout svn+ssh://<username>@iridia.ulb.ac.be/usr/local/share/svn_repositories/OMiss
N.B.
- svn tunnels over ssh so you will already need an account on IRIDIA - just use your standard username and password
- You will have to enter your password a couple of times on initial checkout.
Compiling the code
Compilation instructions can be found in the INSTALL file at the top level of the source tree.
Running the simulator
Running instructions can be found in pdf in the doc dir of the source tree.