build:install
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Installing abinit is completely standardized, following linux package conventions as
make install
. Running
make install
will put the binary executables in a bin/ subdirectory, the documentation and test files in doc/ and so on.
The installation will happen in a reference install directory, which by default is /usr/local/. If you wish to choose your own installation directory, re-run
configure --prefix=<your chosen install point>
, then
make
, and then
make install
. This allows access to the code for many users on a cluster, or the installation of several versions of abinit if necessary.
build/install.1495534976.txt.gz · Last modified: 2017/05/23 12:22 by Matthieu Verstraete