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and then set these environment variables in your `~/.zshrc` or `~/.bashrc`. Note that `$HOME` will need to be replaced with the folder you cloned RBC3D in.
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and then from the RBC3D root directory, run these commands but replace `.zshrc`with where you store environment variables:
To run a case with more cells and nodes, you should use a supercomputing cluster. Instructions on how to build RBC3D on a cluster are [available here](https://github.com/comp-physics/RBC3D/blob/master/install/readme.md).
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To run a case with more cells and nodes, you should use a supercomputing cluster. Instructions on how to build RBC3D on a cluster are [available here](https://github.com/comp-physics/RBC3D/blob/master/docs/clusters.md).
Before you can run cmake, you must set these environment variables. You can place them in your `~/.bashrc`. If you didn't place `RBC3D` in your `$HOME` directory, then replace it with where you placed `RBC3D`.
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## Environment Variables
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Before you can run cmake, you must set `PETSC_DIR` and `PETSC_ARCH` environment variables. You can place them in your `~/.bashrc`. This path depends on where you placed RBC3D. To get the path to where you placed it you can run this from your RBC3D root directory:
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