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[Echempp-devel] Alain: Nice Job ;-)

[Kai L. <kai...@un...>]

Hello Alain,

I've just tested your ExcitationFunction GUI.
First let me say: nice job!
However, there is a technical point you've
to think of:

In the EChempp.pro project file, you're using
absolute pathnames to your local installation
environment. At least for the external libraries,
you could change this into $(ENV_VAR_NAME) statements.
E.g. for the BSUtilities library, use

$(BSUTILITIESSRC) instead of '/usr/local/src/quant/BSUtilities'

and

-L$(BSUTILITIESLIB) -lBSUtilities instead of '-lBSUtilities'

For our EChem++ libraries, you could
use the paths with respect to the echempp
cvs tree (see the model.pro project file).
I guess, you have the complete tree already
installed?

Thanks,
Kai


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Re: [Echempp-devel] Alain: Nice Job ;-)

[Bernd S. <ber...@un...>]

Kai Ludwig wrote:

Hi,

I haven't seen the GUI yet, but am looking forward to have it installed.

> In the EChempp.pro project file, you're using
> absolute pathnames to your local installation
> environment. At least for the external libraries,
> you could change this into $(ENV_VAR_NAME) statements.
> E.g. for the BSUtilities library, use
> 
> $(BSUTILITIESSRC) instead of '/usr/local/src/quant/BSUtilities'
> 
> and
> 
> -L$(BSUTILITIESLIB) -lBSUtilities instead of '-lBSUtilities'
> 
> For our EChem++ libraries, you could
> use the paths with respect to the echempp
> cvs tree (see the model.pro project file).

Yes, I agree, this is important and should be changed by Alain, since those 
people who download the code might have a totally different file directory tree!
Regards
Bernd

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Re: [Echempp-devel] Alain: Nice Job ;-)

[Martin B. <mar...@in...>]

Hi,

I agree as well. I suppose, using a dedicated path by Alain was only 
during the development stage in order to avoid complications. To be 
honest, it should be clear for a student  of Computer Science not to use 
this way in the final version..... ;). I'm sure, that's the case for Alain.

Regards

	Martin

Bernd Speiser wrote:
> Kai Ludwig wrote:
> 
> Hi,
> 
> I haven't seen the GUI yet, but am looking forward to have it installed.
> 
>> In the EChempp.pro project file, you're using
>> absolute pathnames to your local installation
>> environment. At least for the external libraries,
>> you could change this into $(ENV_VAR_NAME) statements.
>> E.g. for the BSUtilities library, use
>>
>> $(BSUTILITIESSRC) instead of '/usr/local/src/quant/BSUtilities'
>>
>> and
>>
>> -L$(BSUTILITIESLIB) -lBSUtilities instead of '-lBSUtilities'
>>
>> For our EChem++ libraries, you could
>> use the paths with respect to the echempp
>> cvs tree (see the model.pro project file).
> 
> Yes, I agree, this is important and should be changed by Alain, since 
> those people who download the code might have a totally different file 
> directory tree!
> Regards
> Bernd
> 

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