RMC
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Download page for the no longer supported RMC_new and RMC_multi |
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The source and the executables tested for
Windows and Linux operating systems are available under the GNU Public License.
You are free to download, use and modify the programmes.
- N.B.:Newcomers to RMC
should rather download the new RMC_POT++
from the download page.
- A Quick start for RMC_new
and RMC_multi is avaliable, but it is recommended to read about RMC
first!
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RMC++_new and RMC++_multi |
The new code was tested on computers using WINDOWS and
LINUX operation system. There is no difference in the code for these systems,
both of them using the same source files. There are however some option
switches in the alter.h file, choosing or not choosing them before
compilation regulates some of the functionality the executable will poses. See
the details of the available options here.
There are separate packages for RMC++_new and
RMC++_multi. Although the two versions have almost the same file structure with
identical file names, the content of some of the files are different, so always
keep the source of the two versions in separate directories!
There will be a source code package of each version
for both of the supported platforms, the content of which will only differ in
that the WINDOWS packages of RMC++_multi will contain the POSIX interface
files. There are ‘ready to use’ packages as well for WINDOWS and LINUX. The
‘ready to use’ packages are compiled without ATLAS, in normal simulation
mode without ppcf averaging and without the creation of the RMCA-type *.out
file (all the available compiler options switched off) the WINDOWS
package on a 32-bit, but the LINUX package on a 64-bit
processor.
- The `ready to use'
package contains
- the executable file
- a leaflet `RMC++ for RMCA users' describing the original version of the RMC++
before the atomic and molecular version was united
- a document containing the changes of the new
version ‘RMC_Changes200901.pdf’
- a validation suite with a set of template input
files and examples
- only for WINDOWS the necessary POSIX interface
files are provided with the
instruction how to install
- The source codes package
contains
- the C++ source files and headers
- the LINUX Makefie, where the option switches of
the program can be switched ON by passing command line arguments to make,
see details here.
- the Microsoft Visual C++ project files
- a leaflet `RMC++ for RMCA users' describing
the original version of the RMC++ before the atomic and molecular version
was united
- a document containing the changes of the new
version ‘RMC_Changes200901.pdf’
- only for WINDOWS RMC++_multi the necessary
POSIX interface files are provided
with the instruction how to install
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Windows package |
The executable for Microsoft Windows systems
was compiled with Microsoft Visual C++.
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Download the newest
(Version 1.6.1) RMC++_new Windows ready
to use package (compressed
with Winzip 1,317 kB).
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Download the newest
(Version 1.6.1) RMC++_new Windows source
package (compressed
with Winzip 573 kB).
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Download the newest
(Version 1.6.1) RMC++_multi Windows
ready to use package (compressed
with Winzip 1,457 kB).
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Download the newest
(Version 1.6.1) RMC++_multi Windows
source package (compressed
with Winzip 678 kB).
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Download the validation
suite test_run separately, the same included
in the ready to use package (compressed with Winzip 897 kB )
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Linux package |
The executable for Linux/Unix systems was
compiled with the GNU C++ compiler (Linux Debian g++ 4.3.2) on a 64-bit
processor.
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Download the newest
(Version 1.6.1) RMC++_new Linux/Unix
ready to use package (tar
archive, compressed with gzip, 1,314 kB).
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Download the newest
(Version 1.6.1) RMC++_new Linux/Unix
source package (tar
archive, compressed with gzip, 536 kB).
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Download the newest
(Version 1.6.1) RMC++_multi
Linux/Unix ready to use package (tar archive, compressed with gzip, 1,324 kB).
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Download the newest
(Version 1.6.1) RMC++_multi
Linux/Unix source package (tar archive, compressed with gzip, 480 kB).
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Download the validation
suite test_run separately, the same
included in the ready to use package (tar archive, compressed with gzip, 921 kB)
If you want to download the old, united
atomic-molecular RMC++ version, you can do it here, but it also is not supported
any more!
Last change by Orsolya Gereben 27/06/2010