LIME Files

The tarball from this sourceforge site contains LIME 1.0.  Other files, such as
the LIME users guide (including an updated working version) are also available.

To use LIME, you need to have a version of Trilinos 10.X or higher into which you 
can save and extract the LIME tarball.  We assume here that you also have the
"Cmake" software package (a unix build environment used by Trilinos) installed. 
You should end up with a directory structure like the following:

  $(PROJ_DIR)/Trilinos/LIMEExt

LIME is currently built as an extra package within the Trilinos cmake
build environment.  Accordingly, it is a good practice to create a build
directory, e.g.

  mkdir $(PROJ_DIR)/LIME_BUILD
  cd $(PROJ_DIR)/LIME_BUILD

For a minimal LIME build that enables fixed-point coupling you can use a cmake 
configuration file like the following to configure LIME:

#----------------------------------------
#!/bin/bash

# File: lime_cmake

TRILINOS_PATH=$(PROJ_DIR)/Trilinos
INSTALL_DIR=$(PROJ_DIR)/lime_1.0_light_install
EXTRA_ARGS=$@

cmake \
  -D CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$INSTALL_DIR \
  -D Trilinos_EXTRA_REPOSITORIES="LIMEExt" \
  -D Trilinos_ENABLE_LIME:BOOL=ON \
  -D Trilinos_ENABLE_ALL_OPTIONAL_PACKAGES=OFF \
  -D Trilinos_ENABLE_TESTS:BOOL=OFF \
  -D Trilinos_ENABLE_EXAMPLES:BOOL=OFF \
  -D LIME_ENABLE_TESTS:BOOL=ON \
  -D LIME_ENABLE_EXAMPLES:BOOL=ON \
  ${EXTRA_ARGS} \
  ${TRILINOS_PATH}
#----------------------------------------

After replacing "$(PROJ_DIR)" with your desired path, simply make this file 
executable and invoke it inside your build directory.  Then build and install 
LIME. This can be done as follows.

  chmod u+x lime_cmake
  ./lime_cmake
  make install

You can test that all went well by running the tests and examples, e.g.

  cd LIMEExt/LIME
  ctest
 
More details, such as how to enable JFNK-based coupling, are found in Chapter 3 of 
the LIME users manual. If you encounter problems, please send e-mail to 
rhoope@sandia.gov or rcschmi@sandia.gov.