#--------------------------------------------------------
# Architecture Name
#--------------------------------------------------------
#nom_arch  Linux     <- for specific architecture
#nom_arch            <- leave empty for automatic default
#                       value (based on uname)
nom_arch Linux_x86_64
#
#--------------------------------------------------------
# C compiler                                             
#--------------------------------------------------------
compC   gcc     
#
#--------------------------------------------------------
# Fortran compiler                                       
#--------------------------------------------------------
compF   gfortran
#
#--------------------------------------------------------
# Language                                               
#    default: "EN" english                               
#    others:  "FR" french                                
#--------------------------------------------------------
language   EN
#
#--------------------------------------------------------
#  Name     Path        LibName       Use         Install
#--------------------------------------------------------
#
# -----------------------------------------------------
# Python is mandatory to launch the Graphical User
# Interface. It has to be compiled with Tcl/Tk/Tix
# support.
#
# It is highly recommended to use the Python provided
# by the distribution and to install Tcl/Tk/Tix through
# the package manager if needed. The user can test if
# the installation process has been correctly done by
# typing in a Python prompt "import Tix"
#
# The following setup line will usually not be changed
# except if the user has installed his proper Python.
# -----------------------------------------------------
#
python   /usr   python   yes   no
#
# -----------------------------------------------------
# This package allows for hardware-optimized BLAS
# (Basic Linear Algebra Subroutines). If no system
# BLAS is used, we revert to an internal BLAS
# emulation, which may be somewhat slower.
#
# ATLAS (or another BLAS) should be available for most
# platforms through the package manager.
#
# Otherwise, only ATLAS installation on 32 bit systems
# is currently handled by this script.
#
# If using the Intel or IBM compilers, IMKL or ESSL
# may be used in place of ATLAS respectively.
# If so, Code_Saturne Kernel installation must be
# done manually.
# -----------------------------------------------------
#
blas   None   atlas-3.8.2   no   no
#
# --------------------------------------------
# Optional packages:
#
# MED / HDF5  For MED file format support
#             (used by Salome and now by Gmsh)
# 
# CGNS        For CGNS file support
#             (used by many meshers)
#             
# Open MPI (or MPICH2) + Metis
#
# For massively parallel architectures, it is
# recommended to use the system's default
# MPI library.
#
# If Open MPI is not chosen as the MPI
# distribution for the code, Code_Saturne
# Kernel has to be installed manually.
#
# For Linux workstations, MPI, HDF5, and even
# MED packages may be available through the
# package manager. HDF5 is also often
# available on large systems such as
# IBM Blue Gene or Cray XT.
#
# Metis is more rarely found in Linux
# distributions, but may already be
# installed on massively parallel machines
# and on clusters. For good parallel
# performance, it is highly recommended.
# For meshes larger than 15 million cells,
# Metis 5.0 beta is recommended, as Metis 4
# may fail above the 20-35 million cells.
#
# If Metis 5.0 is chosen, its installation
# must be done manually.
# --------------------------------------------
#
metis   None   metis-4.0   no   no
mpi   None   openmpi-1.2.8   no   no
cgns   None   cgns-2.5.3   no   no
hdf   None   hdf5-1.6.7   no   no
med   None   med-2.3.4   no   no
#
# ----------------------------------------
# Code_Saturne kernel and module libraries
# ----------------------------------------
#
bft   /home/dbasu/SATURNE-CODE/opt/bft-1.0.8/arch/Linux_x86_64   bft-1.0.8   yes   no
fvm   /home/dbasu/SATURNE-CODE/opt/fvm-0.12.0/arch/Linux_x86_64   fvm-0.12.0   yes   no
ecs   None   ecs-1.3.3   yes   yes
ics   None   ics-1.3.3   yes   yes
ncs   None   ncs-1.3.3   yes   yes
#
# -----------------------------------------------
# Optional coupling with the SYRTHES thermal code 
# Only the installation of syr_cs is proposed.
# -----------------------------------------------
#
syr_cs   None   syr_cs-2.1.1   no   no
syrthes   None   syrthes3.4.2   no   no
