[Nemo2-user] Windows 10 binary file released -- Compiling on Windows

[Frederic G. <gui...@gm...>]

Dear users

I have uploaded a new package "Nemo-2.3.51-Win64.tgz" with the Windows
version of nemo2.3.51. Nemo has been compiled on Windows 10 using
Cygwin 2.11.2. You will find the executabe in the folder
'Nemo-2-3-51/bin'.

To run Nemo on a Windows machine, use Cygwin (www.cygwin.com). When
installing Cygwin, make sure you choose the 'libgsl19' package (use
the search menu within the Cygwin installer to find it). Nemo needs
that library to work.

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To compile Nemo with Cygwin, the following Cygwin packages are necessary:
- gcc-core
- gcc-g++
- make
- libgsl-devel
- libgsl19
- makedepend (optional)
(see attached picture)

Compiling Nemo from the Cygwin terminal is rather straightforward (see
attached pics):

1. launch the Cygwin terminal. Your working directory will then be
your home directory in C:/cygwin64/home/USER (replace USER with your
Windows user name)

2. download the nemo source package from sourceforge.net into your
cygwin home directory

3. un-tar the package with the following command (don't type the leading $):

  $ tar xzf Nemo-2.3.51-src.tgz

4. move to the Nemo-2.3.51 folder:

  $ cd Nemo-2.3-51

5. add execution permission to the script 'getVersion.sh'

  $ chmod +x getVersion.sh

6. compile Nemo:

  $ make WIN=1

  the executable will be placed in the 'bin' folder in Nemo-2.3.51
(your current working directory)

7. run Nemo with an example file:

  $ bin/nemo2.3.51 example/Nemo2.ini

8. that's it! you can then copy the program file 'nemo2.3.51' where
you want it to be to run your simulations.

Enjoy, and post questions on le mailing list.

Thanks for using Nemo!

\fg