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Markdayel: /* Downloading the source */

2009-11-07T18:19:39Z

‎Downloading the source

Markdayel: /* Compiling */

2009-11-07T18:18:20Z

‎Compiling

Markdayel: /* Downloading the source */

2009-11-07T18:18:00Z

‎Downloading the source

Markdayel at 22:29, 9 September 2009

2009-09-09T22:29:02Z

Markdayel at 22:20, 9 September 2009

2009-09-09T22:20:53Z

Markdayel at 06:00, 6 July 2009

2009-07-06T06:00:44Z

Markdayel at 22:32, 11 May 2009

2009-05-11T22:32:11Z

Markdayel: /* Installing the program */

2009-04-17T01:07:11Z

‎Installing the program

Markdayel at 01:06, 17 April 2009

2009-04-17T01:06:59Z

Markdayel: /* Installing the program */

2009-04-17T01:06:29Z

‎Installing the program

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 ====Downloading the source====
-The source is freely available via [http://git-scm.com/ git] under the open source GNU General Public License.  You can download a [http://github.com/markdayel/comet/archives/master zipped copy of the latest source here].  You can  [http://github.com/markdayel/comet/ browse the source repository at github] or to create your own local git repository of the source in a directory called 'comet', install git then type:
+The source is freely available via [http://git-scm.com/ git] under the open source GNU General Public License.  You can download a [http://github.com/markdayel/comet/archives/master zipped copy of the latest source here].  You can  [http://github.com/markdayel/comet/ browse the source repository at github] or to create your own local git repository of the source, by installing git then typing:
   git clone git://github.com/markdayel/comet.git

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 ====Compiling====
-Makefiles are included for building with GCC on linux, OS X, windows, and DEC Alpha, and an Xcode project file is also included for OS X.  You can browse the source at http://www.dayel.com/git/comet.git .  If you are unfamiliar with git, there is a lot if information online---I found [http://www.gitready.com/ this website] a useful place to start.
+Makefiles are included for building with GCC on linux, OS X, windows, and DEC Alpha, and an Xcode project file is also included for OS X.   If you are unfamiliar with git, there is a lot if information online---I found [http://www.gitready.com/ this website] a useful place to start.
 ====VTK and GSL Dependencies====

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 ====Downloading the source====
-The source is freely available via [http://git-scm.com/ git] under the open source GNU General Public License.  You can download a [http://www.dayel.com/git/comet.git?a=snapshot;h=refs/heads/master zipped copy of the latest source here], or to create your own local git repository of the source in a directory called 'comet', install git then type:
+The source is freely available via [http://git-scm.com/ git] under the open source GNU General Public License.  You can download a [http://github.com/markdayel/comet/archives/master zipped copy of the latest source here].  You can  [http://github.com/markdayel/comet/ browse the source repository at github] or to create your own local git repository of the source in a directory called 'comet', install git then type:
-  git clone git://www.dayel.com/comet.git
+  git clone git://github.com/markdayel/comet.git
 ====Compiling====

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 The source is freely available via [http://git-scm.com/ git] under the open source GNU General Public License.  You can download a [http://www.dayel.com/git/comet.git?a=snapshot;h=refs/heads/master zipped copy of the latest source here], or to create your own local git repository of the source in a directory called 'comet', install git then type:
   git clone git://www.dayel.com/comet.git
 Makefiles are included for building with GCC on linux, OS X, windows, and DEC Alpha, and an Xcode project file is also included for OS X.  You can browse the source at http://www.dayel.com/git/comet.git .  If you are unfamiliar with git, there is a lot if information online---I found [http://www.gitready.com/ this website] a useful place to start.
-====Dependencies====
+====VTK and GSL Dependencies====
-The code has two optional dependencies, the [http://www.gnu.org/software/gsl/ Gnu Scientific Library (GSL)] which provides the Mersenne Twister random number generator (more statistically valid than the standard rand()  function), and [http://vtk.org The Visualization Toolkit (VTK)] which provides the 3D visualization routines.  If these libraries are not available, you can compile without them by changing the #define's USE_GSL_RANDOM  and LINK_VTK in the file stdafx.h  from 1  to 0  respectively.  Follow [[installing VTK on OS X|these instructions]] to install universal VTK libraries under OS X (macports now has a 'vtk5' package that will compile the libraries---I haven't tested it with these yet). I will also upload instructions on how to make OS X universal libraries GSL soon.
+=====Compiling without GSL or VTK=====
 ==Platform Specific Information==

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 '''The program requires ImageMagick for writing images and bzip2 for compressing data files.''' We recommenced using [http://macports.org macports] to install ImageMagick on OS X, and [http://cygwin.org cygwin] to install ImageMagick and bzip2 on windows ([[Installing#Platform_Specific_Information|see 'Platform Specific Information' below]]).
-===Precomiled binary for OS X===
+===Precompiled binary for OS X===
 We provide a [http://www.dayel.com/comet/bin/ precompiled binary for Mac OS X], and instructions for compiling from source for OS X, Linux and Windows.  The precompiled OS X binary includes the VTK 3D visualization and GSL random number generator, but still requires ImageMagick for the bitmap conversion.
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 ====Downloading the source====
-The source is freely available via [http://git-scm.com/ git] under the open source GNU General Public License.  To download the latest source into a directory called 'comet' type:
+The source is freely available via [http://git-scm.com/ git] under the open source GNU General Public License.  You can download a [http://www.dayel.com/git/comet.git?a=snapshot;h=refs/heads/master zipped copy of the latest source here], or to create your own local git repository of the source in a directory called 'comet', install git then type:
   git clone git://www.dayel.com/comet.git
-makefiles are included for building with GCC on linux, OS X, windows, and DEC Alpha, and an Xcode project file is also included for OS X.  You can browse the source at http://www.dayel.com/git/comet.git .  If you are unfamiliar with git, there is a lot if information online---I found [http://www.gitready.com/ this website] a useful place to start.
 ====Dependencies====

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 ====Linux====
-A makefile is included for compilation with GNU Make.  This should be edited to point to the GSL and VTK libraries, or disable them before compiling (see above).
+A makefile is included for compilation with GNU Make.  This should be edited to point to the GSL and VTK libraries, or disable them before compiling (see above).  To install GSL on ubuntu type
 ====Windows====
 First install [http://cygwin.org cygwin], then use cygwin to install ImageMagick, bzip2 and gcc, then compile as for Linux.  If compiling with Visual Studio instead of gcc, you will also need a pthreads library.

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 ==Installing the program==
-'''The program requires ImageMagick for writing images and bzip2 for compressing data files.''' We recommenced using [http://macports.org macports] to install ImageMagick on OS X, and [http://cygwin.org cygwin] to install ImageMagick and bzip2 on windows ([[Installing#Platform_Specific_Information|see below]])
+'''The program requires ImageMagick for writing images and bzip2 for compressing data files.''' We recommenced using [http://macports.org macports] to install ImageMagick on OS X, and [http://cygwin.org cygwin] to install ImageMagick and bzip2 on windows ([[Installing#Platform_Specific_Information|see 'Platform Specific Information' below]])
 ===Precomiled binary for OS X===