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open source FDTD solver with GPU support

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start:installation [2018/10/12 15:31]
rslesinger [Binary installation]
start:installation [2018/10/12 15:36]
rslesinger [Installing from source tarball]
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 The 64-bit version does not contain XSvit. The reason is that 64-bit GtkGLExt libraries are not available. If you want to use XSvit with 64-bit GSvit, we recommend to install both the 32- and 64-bit versions (to different folders). Then set GSvit executable path in File/​Preferences to the 64-bit GSvit executable. Now you can run more demanding computations from XSvit using 64-bit GSvit. The 64-bit version does not contain XSvit. The reason is that 64-bit GtkGLExt libraries are not available. If you want to use XSvit with 64-bit GSvit, we recommend to install both the 32- and 64-bit versions (to different folders). Then set GSvit executable path in File/​Preferences to the 64-bit GSvit executable. Now you can run more demanding computations from XSvit using 64-bit GSvit.
  
-We recommend to first uninstall any pre-1.version ​of GSvit as a different set of libraries is distributed since version 1.8.+The default installation paths on 64-bit systems are //​C:​\Program Files (x86)\GSvit\bin\gsvit3d.exe// for the 32-bit ​version, and //​C:​\Program Files\GSvit\bin\gsvit3d.exe// for the 64-bit version.
  
 +The 32-bit binary can run on 64-bit systems too, but there are considerable constraints to the model size due to memory addressing limitations of the 32-bit architecture.
  
-Please note that Gtk, Gwyddion and CUDA libraries are shipped with GSvit. ​You don't have to install them separately.+We recommend to first uninstall any pre-1.7 version of GSvit as a different set of libraries is distributed since version 1.8.
  
-The default installation paths on 64-bit systems are //​C:​\Program Files (x86)\GSvit\bin\gsvit3d.exe// for the 32-bit ​version, ​and //​C:​\Program Files\GSvit\bin\gsvit3d.exe// for the 64-bit version.+Since we switched to MS Visual Studio 2015 with version 1.8.2, you need to have runtime libraries ​for this version. If you have sufficiently new Windows OS (not sure what "​sufficiently"​ is)you should already have themIf not, you can download them from Microsoft websites upon registration to Microsoft.
  
-The 32-bit binary can run on 64-bit systems toobut there are considerable constraints ​to the model size due to memory addressing limitations of the 32-bit architecture.+Please note that GtkGwyddion and CUDA libraries ​are shipped with GSvit. You don't have to install them separately.
  
 === Linux === === Linux ===
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 == Gwyddion == == Gwyddion ==
  
-GSvit is also dependent on Gwyddion'​s libraries, so you need first to install this software. You can download and install it using procedures described on the official [[http://​gwyddion.net/​download.php|Gwyddion download]]. You also need to have Gwyddion open source software installed to provide output to .gwy files.+GSvit is also dependent on Gwyddion'​s libraries, so you need first to install this software. You can download and install it using procedures described on the official [[http://​gwyddion.net/​download.php|Gwyddion download]].
  
 If you installed Gwyddion in a nonstandard location, you have to set up the //​PKG_CONFIG_PATH//​ variable, e.g. by  ''​export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/​home/​username/​somedir/​gwyddion-X.Y/​lib/​pkgconfig:​$PKG_CONFIG_PATH''​. If you installed Gwyddion in a nonstandard location, you have to set up the //​PKG_CONFIG_PATH//​ variable, e.g. by  ''​export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/​home/​username/​somedir/​gwyddion-X.Y/​lib/​pkgconfig:​$PKG_CONFIG_PATH''​.
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