Re: [PyMOL] PyMOL compilation from source

[Martin <mar...@gm...>]

Am Samstag, 28. April 2007 schrieb Michael Kluge:

> > Would that be feasable?

Oh sorry, i overlooked the ia64 in your gcc line. I have no idea how much I=
A64=20
SuSE,  differs from the others. OpenSuSE is only provided for i586 and=20
x86_64, not Itanium. But if you want, you can either use my spec file and=20
compile yourself or I can also ask the guys here at the LRZ if they can che=
ck=20
this.
I am using opensuse build service to build for  Opensuse 10.2
http://build.opensuse.org/project/monitor?project=3Dhome%3Amartoss

> You could try the IA32 stuff in the Itanium. But that runs through an
> IA32 emulation layer. Thats like running with ball and chains. For a GUI

The emulation layer is really...
=2E.. slow :-). Newer Itaniums don't even have hardware support for=20
this "feature" but do it entirely in SW.=20

> is this probably OK as processor utilization is not the key, but for HPC
> it is just slow. We have 2584 Core AMD Athlon PC Farm. Maybe you want to
> try deimos?

Hmm, still did not get the point? Do you wanna run pymol on a cluster and n=
ot=20
on a workstation? Most workstations are intel core or opteron/athlon64 base=
d.

Cheers
	Martin
=2D-=20
Echt frustrierend, wenn man so vor seiner Hardware
sitzt und den min=FCtlichen Preisverfall verfolgt...
(John Gawe in de.comp misc)