From a53439eb13d84aa381cb3be35bf6e3e4d8984ffb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: young
+ SLEPc is a software package that provides
+ functionality for solving a variety of eigenspectrum problems,
+ both standard and generalised. It relies on various different
+ sparse and dense matrix and vector formats that are defined in
+ the PETSc package. Naturally, this means PETSc must be
+ correctly installed before a working copy of SLEPc can be
+ installed as described here.
+
+ deal.II has wrapper classes to the solver and
+ spectral transformation parts of SLEPc that loosely provide
+ almost the same interfaces as the wrapper classes to the PETSc
+ functionality. They are used in a simple case in step-36.
+
+ SLEPc requires the environment variables
+ Alternatively, the
+ Note: The version numbers (x,y,z) of your SLEPc
+ installation must be identical to the same version numbers of
+ your PETSc installation.
+
+ Installing SLEPc is not much of a challenge once PETSc has been
+ correctly installed (check this first!). What is happening here,
+ is that SLEPc scans your PETSc installation and figures out how
+ that was configured; its location, the
+ given
+ This builds a simple SLEPc installation:
+ Interfacing deal.II to SLEPc
+
+ Installing deal.II with SLEPc
+
+ PETSC_DIR
+ and PETSC_ARCH
to be set already and usually
+ requires you to set the environment
+ variable SLEPC_DIR
as well. If the environment
+ variable is set, then
+ deal.II will pick up on this during
+ configuration; just as before with PETSc.
+ -DSLEPC_DIR=DIR
option
+ for cmake
can be used to override the values
+ of SLEPc_DIR
if, for example, these environment
+ variables are not set at all. You can also
+ specify -DDEAL_II_WITH_SLEPC=OFF
as a flag during
+ configuration to have deal.II completely
+ ignore a SLEPc installation.
+ Installing SLEPc
+
+ PETSC_ARCH
, MPI settings, debug
+ mode, and so on.
+
+
+ tar xvzf slepc-x-y-z.tar.gz
+ cd slepc-x-y-z
+ export SLEPC_DIR=`pwd`
+ export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$SLEPC_DIR/$PETSC_ARCH/lib:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
+ ./configure
+ make
+
+ Now let SLEPc check his own sanity:
+
+
+ make test
+
+ will self-check the serial (and MPI) implementation of SLEPc.
+
+ Finally, you may want to put the two export
+ commands above into your ~/.bashrc
+ or ~/.cshrc
files, with the first one replaced by
+
+ + export SLEPC_DIR=/path/to/slepc-x-y-z ++ +