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Can anyone please advise me which OS supports this program? as I want to use it but I don't know whether it's a windows or linux based. It can be downloaded from here and I wonder how it can be installed or built to be able to use it?
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Can anyone please advise me which OS supports this program? as I want to use it but I don't know whether it's a windows or linux based. It can be downloaded from here and I wonder how it can be installed or built to be able to use it?
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mpirun -c 3 ../bin/molmatch.exeappears to run on windows
– rahuldottech
Nov 13 at 14:52
@rahuldottech thanks, but then how it's dependant onmpirun? from what I googled looks like mpirun is a linux based program.
– Tak
Nov 13 at 14:59
From what I can tell, the download is source code in C, not a binary. You can compile it for either windows or linux and use it on the same
– rahuldottech
Nov 13 at 15:05
@rahuldottech so it can be run on linux? if so, is it possible to tell me how I can compile it please? Thanks for your help
– Tak
Nov 13 at 15:06
if you don't have experience with programming, get hold of someone who does and ask them to compile it for you. It's a trivial task. That said, you can check this previous answer of mine for a basic guide to compiling it: superuser.com/questions/1201567/…
– rahuldottech
Nov 13 at 15:39
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Can anyone please advise me which OS supports this program? as I want to use it but I don't know whether it's a windows or linux based. It can be downloaded from here and I wonder how it can be installed or built to be able to use it?
operating-systems compatibility
asked Nov 13 at 14:49
Tak
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Can anyone please advise me which OS supports this program? as I want to use it but I don't know whether it's a windows or linux based. It can be downloaded from here and I wonder how it can be installed or built to be able to use it?
operating-systems compatibility
operating-systems compatibility
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Tak
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asked Nov 13 at 14:49
Tak
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asked Nov 13 at 14:49
Tak
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asked Nov 13 at 14:49
Tak
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asked Nov 13 at 14:49
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mpirun -c 3 ../bin/molmatch.exeappears to run on windows
– rahuldottech
Nov 13 at 14:52
@rahuldottech thanks, but then how it's dependant onmpirun? from what I googled looks like mpirun is a linux based program.
– Tak
Nov 13 at 14:59
From what I can tell, the download is source code in C, not a binary. You can compile it for either windows or linux and use it on the same
– rahuldottech
Nov 13 at 15:05
@rahuldottech so it can be run on linux? if so, is it possible to tell me how I can compile it please? Thanks for your help
– Tak
Nov 13 at 15:06
if you don't have experience with programming, get hold of someone who does and ask them to compile it for you. It's a trivial task. That said, you can check this previous answer of mine for a basic guide to compiling it: superuser.com/questions/1201567/…
– rahuldottech
Nov 13 at 15:39
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mpirun -c 3 ../bin/molmatch.exeappears to run on windows
– rahuldottech
Nov 13 at 14:52
@rahuldottech thanks, but then how it's dependant onmpirun? from what I googled looks like mpirun is a linux based program.
– Tak
Nov 13 at 14:59
From what I can tell, the download is source code in C, not a binary. You can compile it for either windows or linux and use it on the same
– rahuldottech
Nov 13 at 15:05
@rahuldottech so it can be run on linux? if so, is it possible to tell me how I can compile it please? Thanks for your help
– Tak
Nov 13 at 15:06
if you don't have experience with programming, get hold of someone who does and ask them to compile it for you. It's a trivial task. That said, you can check this previous answer of mine for a basic guide to compiling it: superuser.com/questions/1201567/…
– rahuldottech
Nov 13 at 15:39
mpirun -c 3 ../bin/molmatch.exe appears to run on windows– rahuldottech
Nov 13 at 14:52
mpirun -c 3 ../bin/molmatch.exe appears to run on windows– rahuldottech
Nov 13 at 14:52
@rahuldottech thanks, but then how it's dependant on
mpirun? from what I googled looks like mpirun is a linux based program.– Tak
Nov 13 at 14:59
@rahuldottech thanks, but then how it's dependant on
mpirun? from what I googled looks like mpirun is a linux based program.– Tak
Nov 13 at 14:59
From what I can tell, the download is source code in C, not a binary. You can compile it for either windows or linux and use it on the same
– rahuldottech
Nov 13 at 15:05
From what I can tell, the download is source code in C, not a binary. You can compile it for either windows or linux and use it on the same
– rahuldottech
Nov 13 at 15:05
@rahuldottech so it can be run on linux? if so, is it possible to tell me how I can compile it please? Thanks for your help
– Tak
Nov 13 at 15:06
@rahuldottech so it can be run on linux? if so, is it possible to tell me how I can compile it please? Thanks for your help
– Tak
Nov 13 at 15:06
if you don't have experience with programming, get hold of someone who does and ask them to compile it for you. It's a trivial task. That said, you can check this previous answer of mine for a basic guide to compiling it: superuser.com/questions/1201567/…
– rahuldottech
Nov 13 at 15:39
if you don't have experience with programming, get hold of someone who does and ask them to compile it for you. It's a trivial task. That said, you can check this previous answer of mine for a basic guide to compiling it: superuser.com/questions/1201567/…
– rahuldottech
Nov 13 at 15:39
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mpirun -c 3 ../bin/molmatch.exeappears to run on windows– rahuldottech
Nov 13 at 14:52
@rahuldottech thanks, but then how it's dependant on
mpirun? from what I googled looks like mpirun is a linux based program.– Tak
Nov 13 at 14:59
From what I can tell, the download is source code in C, not a binary. You can compile it for either windows or linux and use it on the same
– rahuldottech
Nov 13 at 15:05
@rahuldottech so it can be run on linux? if so, is it possible to tell me how I can compile it please? Thanks for your help
– Tak
Nov 13 at 15:06
if you don't have experience with programming, get hold of someone who does and ask them to compile it for you. It's a trivial task. That said, you can check this previous answer of mine for a basic guide to compiling it: superuser.com/questions/1201567/…
– rahuldottech
Nov 13 at 15:39