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Summary of my recommended
installation:
Do any one of these three
installations to obtain a g77/gcc compiled mosflm:
- Use
what is distributed
with CCP4, version 6.2.4, which is no longer
current.
- Use
fink to install mosflm or
mosflm-small,
, which are version 6.2.5 large-display and small-display,
respectively, i.e.,
% fink install mosflm
or, if you have configured fink to use my precopiled binaries,
you can just issue
% sudo apt-get install mosflm
- Download the binary
distribution Harry Powell distributes.
If you
prefer a faster alternative, David Gohara has compiled mosflm using
the IBM xlf/xlc compilers.
You'll find a "lib"
subdirectory in the mosflm download that contains a bunch of
dymamic libraries. If you run otool -L on the mosflm
executable, you will see output that looks like this:
% otool -L mosflm
mosflm:
... /opt/ibmcmp/lib/libibmc++.A.dylib ...
This tells us that for best results, put the dynamic libraries into
a directory called /opt/ibmcmp/lib (you will have to create it
unless you have the ibm compilers). (If you want to put these
elsewhere, then you must set the DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH.
It is better to avoid this if you can.)
In
Addition...
Installing XDS :
binary available
XDS is another data processing program. I have never used it.
You should download two files from the web
site:
XDS-OSX.tar.Z
-- the actual program
XDS_html_doc.tar.Z
-- documentation and template scripts.
Then follow the directions on
the web page
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