FELyX was developed using Linux and GNU compiler
collection. It was also tested under Linux Intel C++ Compiler,
but no effort has been made to make it run under Windows
so far... We would appreciate if somebody would port FELyX
to Windows environment, but we do not intend to do so in
near future.
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in general, FELyX is compilable all by itself. If you download
a release or a cvs snapshot, all the necessary libraries are
included. These are in particular the Matrix Template Library
(MTL), Boost and the Iterative Template Library (ITL). I think
that all this libraries have been tested on Windows, so that
no major problems should arise...
So it is possible to port FELyX to Windows, I just don't know
if it is a matter of hours to do so, or if there are a lot tiny
things to be fixed....
If you want to work on this, I would recommend to download
FELyX from the CVS repository or wait for our next release
within the next two weeks, cause FELyX has been developed
quite a bit further in the last months...
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i have downloaded the latest release from
sourceforge.net. It included all the header files of the
MTL ,ITL BOOST etc but no libraries.
How do i get the cvs snapshot release or the CVS
release.?.Will be loking forward to your release update.
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MTL, ITL and BOOST are libraries using template
mechanisms heavily, resulting in libraries that consist of
header files only... Therefore it is sufficient to make the
header directories of this libraries known to your compiler and
then include the appropriate files ... That's how it is done in
FELyX.
where you can find general instructions... For windows in
particular you may use a client such as Tortoise
(http://www.tortoisecvs.org/) or Wincvs
(http://www.wincvs.org/) ...
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With regard to the comment of 2002-09-30:
FELyX was developed using Linux and GNU compiler
collection. It was also tested under Linux Intel C++ Compiler,
but no effort has been made to make it run under Windows
so far... We would appreciate if somebody would port FELyX
to Windows environment, but we do not intend to do so in
near future.
Greetings ok
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Hi ,
Does this require any other lib apart from whatever is
included in the zip file.Or is it completely independent
(compilable all by itself)?
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Hi again,
in general, FELyX is compilable all by itself. If you download
a release or a cvs snapshot, all the necessary libraries are
included. These are in particular the Matrix Template Library
(MTL), Boost and the Iterative Template Library (ITL). I think
that all this libraries have been tested on Windows, so that
no major problems should arise...
So it is possible to port FELyX to Windows, I just don't know
if it is a matter of hours to do so, or if there are a lot tiny
things to be fixed....
If you want to work on this, I would recommend to download
FELyX from the CVS repository or wait for our next release
within the next two weeks, cause FELyX has been developed
quite a bit further in the last months...
Greetings ok
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i have downloaded the latest release from
sourceforge.net. It included all the header files of the
MTL ,ITL BOOST etc but no libraries.
How do i get the cvs snapshot release or the CVS
release.?.Will be loking forward to your release update.
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user_id=379995
MTL, ITL and BOOST are libraries using template
mechanisms heavily, resulting in libraries that consist of
header files only... Therefore it is sufficient to make the
header directories of this libraries known to your compiler and
then include the appropriate files ... That's how it is done in
FELyX.
About getting a CVS snapshot: Look at
https://sourceforge.net/cvs/?group_id=39864
where you can find general instructions... For windows in
particular you may use a client such as Tortoise
(http://www.tortoisecvs.org/) or Wincvs
(http://www.wincvs.org/) ...
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