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Changes between Version 33 and Version 34 of SoftwarePackage

v33	v34
44	44	2. The environment variable PDAF_ARCH specifies for which architecture you compile PDAF according to your choice in step 1. You need to specify the file name without '.h'. You can specify PDAF_ARCH in the make command line like `make PDAF_ARCH=NAME`. Alternatively, you can set the environment variable $PDAF_ARCH in the shell to the name of the include file (without ending .h), e.g. by `setenv PDAF_ARCH NAME` in case of a (t)csh or `export PDAF_ARCH=NAME` in case of bash.
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46		3. Execute `cd src` and type 'make' at the prompt. This will compile the sources. The library file is generated in the directory `lib/`.
	46	3. Execute `cd src` and type 'make' at the prompt. This will compile the sources. The library file is generated in the directory `lib/`, while Fortran module files (*.mod) are generated in the directory `include/`.
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48	48	* '''Note on parallelization:''' PDAF is generally intended for parallel computing using MPI. Before PDAF V2.0 it was also possible to compile PDAF without MPI by using a stub library that simulated the behavior for MPI for a single process that we provided with PDAF. With PDADF V2.) we revised the MPI implementation and removed this option. Given that it is today extremely easy to install an MPI library (it is virtually always available as a package in any Linux distribution and standard on cluster computers) we prefer not to invest in maintaining and upgrading the MPI stub library.