Hi all, A question from person with very limited coding experience (that's me). :) I'd like to compile ifeffit under Windows XP, so I can increase the path limit to 1024. Here's what I've done so far. 1) Downloaded gnu Fortran. It seems to work. 2) Found the consts.h file and changed mpaths to 1024. So what comes next? Can I run the installer scripts somehow, or does that only work under a UNIX-like system? Can I compile just whatever piece I need, since presumably all the supporting stuff is already installed from when I downloaded the binary directly? Thanks to anyone who has advice... --Scott
Peter, Scott, Bruce,
The latest version of the ifeffit_10.dll windows binary should support 1024 paths, and 16 data sets. You can see what these limits are for your system by typing show &max_paths, &max_data_sets
at the command line prompt. The limits are set to their current values so that Ifeffit+Athena takes well under 64Mb RAM. But these limits are set in one place in the source code (src/lib/consts.h) so that you can easily change them and recompile if you need these limits to be higher. max_paths can be increased easily up to 9999, but going above that would take more work.
Hope that helps,
--Matt