Posts for the month of March 2012
Amuse binary build
Today we announce the availability of AMUSE binary builds.
The binary builds do not depend on any support packages and can be run right after unpacking.
We currenlty provide the following binary builds:
Linux | 64bit | amuse-latests-Linux_x86_64.tar.gz |
OS X | 32bit | amuse-latests-Darwin_i386.tar.gz |
OS X | 64bit | amuse-latests-Darwin_x86_64.tar.gz |
These binaries are updated every day.
Usage:
- unpack the package (tar -xvf amuse-latests-Linux_x86_64.tar.gz)
- cd to the directory
- run ./amuse
This will open an interactive python shell with amuse in the python path.
An example session to run a simple nbody simulation
from amuse.lab import * code = Hermite() code.particles.add_particles(new_plummer_model(100)) code.evolve_model(1 | nbody_system.time) print code.kinetic_energy print code.potential_energy
You can continue by following the Getting started with AMUSE documentation.
The binary release should run but is still a work in progress, if you encounter any problems please contact us.