Installation
To extract files, type
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gunzip zphot_src_1.1.tar.gz |
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tar xvf zphot_src_1.1.tar |
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gunzip zphot_big_endian.tar.gz |
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tar xvf zphot_big_endian.tar |
If your machine works with the little endian format for binary files, you
have to retrieve the tar file of binary files zphot_little_endian.tar.gz
instead of the previous one, then
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gunzip zphot_little_endian.tar.gz |
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tar xvf zphot_little_endian.tar |
These commands unpack the tar file in a directory named ./ZPHOT/
containing files and subdirectories. Take a look at the ./ZPHOT/src/Makefile
and modify it if needed, according to your compiler and your machine. Now
you can compile the Fortran 77 sources typing
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cd ./ZPHOT/src |
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make hyperz |
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make catalog |
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make clean |
In this way you have created the executables hyperz and make_catalog,
that will be automatically copied in the $HOME/bin directory (check
before ``make'' and create it if it does not exist). To run the programs
from any directory, update your .login ( .cshrc, .tcshrc
or equivalent) with
after checking the presence of $HOME/bin in your login paths.
Both the programs use a parameter file to control input-output data
( zphot.param and catalog.param are the default names).
The parameters contained in these files will be detailed in Section 3.
Here we will describe one basic ingredient, namely the template SEDs provided
with the package, and their handling.
micol bolzonella
2000-12-10