The MUSIC code can be compiled using standard cmake.
Alternatively, you can compile the MUSIC code using a makefile. In this way,
please make sure the information about the openMP and the directory of the
GSL library is correct in the src/GNUmakefile. Then one can compile the code
by typing make.
An input file is required that contains the line EndOfData, preceded by a
list of parameter names and values, one per line, with parameter names and
values separated by a space or tab. If omitted, each parameter will be assigned
a default value. Example input files can be found under the folder example_inputfiles/.
The list of possible parameters and default values, along
with a brief description, can be found in utilities/music_parameters_dict.py.
To run hydro simulation, one can start by running the python script
generate_music_inputfile.py (can be found in utilites folder) to generate input files and job running script.
The job script can run under bash and qsub systems. For some help information
about generate_music_inputfile.py, one can simply type:
generate_music_inputfile.py -h
MUSIC uses openMP for parallelization. For example, to run on two processors and use the sample input file, type:
export OMP_NUM_THREADS=2
./mpihydro input_example
======= Once the prerequisites are installed, you can build the package using:
make -j 10 #Adjust 10 to the number of cores available.
The result will be an executable named mpihydro.