Thanks, Karl.
...uploaded to sf.net. I've attached the README.md file which is the
format needed for the Files section on sourceforge. I'm sure someone
with better markdown-fu can get the images and special characters
better. If you'll update the next go-around it will speed things up by
avoiding hand transcription.
Cheers,
Chris
On 10/22/2016 02:36, Karl Glazebrook wrote:
Done.
https://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/u/2148080/SciPDL-v2.017.dmg
On 16 Oct 2016, at 6:17 AM, Chris Marshall <devel.chm...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Karl-
PDL-2.017 is testing very well (and cleanly with all the warning fixed by
Derek!).
Do you have an estimate time of a SciPDL-2.017 release?
Cheers,
Chris
On 9/29/2016 18:23, Karl Glazebrook wrote:
Maybe a few days AFTER that! I will be in the middle of classes on Oct 10,
otherwise it is fine. I have set it up to be easy.
Karl
On 29 Sep 2016, at 12:34 AM, Chris Marshall <devel.chm...@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi Karl-
We're heading for a PDL 2.017 release on 10-Oct-2016. There are many bugs
fixed and all the warning messages seem to be gone. Will you be ready for a new
SciPDL release by the 10-11th Oct?
Thanks,
Chris
# SciPDL version for PDL 2.017
Karl Glazebrook, 22-Oct-2016. karlglazebrook [-at-] mac [-dot-] com
Welcome to SciPDL! SciPDL is a drag and drop installer for PDL on the
Mac. SciPDL now includes it's own version of perl in order to work
across multiple versions of Mac OS X and a variety of environments
(note previous versions used the system perl which led to
instability between OS updates).
SciPDL is a "kitchen sink" type installer, you get everything you need in
one bug bundle to start PDL work. If you prefer a more a la carte approach
we suggest you build PDL yourself or use a package management system.
Everything in SciPDL lives within the folder:
Applications > PDL
## Installation
Open the *.dmg* file and drag the `PDL` folder to your Applications folder.
*IMPORTANT*: the XQuartz X11 server is also needed for graphics.
Download from www.xquartz.org
SciPDL v2.017 has been tested works on Mac OsX 10.9, 10.10, 10.11. It
may also work on earlier versions of MacOS X.
## Running SciPDL
### From the Finder (apps in PDL folder):
The app:
pdl>
pdl [home]
will launch a Terminal window in your home folder with PDL running.
The app:
pdl>
pdl [here]
will run PDL in the current Finder window folder. For this
to work drag the app in to your Finder toolbar (right click on the tool bar
and select `Customise toolbar`)
### From the UNIX command line:
If you are a bash user (This can go in your .bashrc startup file):
source /Applications/PDL/setup_bash
pdl
If you are a csh user (This can go in your .cshrc startup file):
source /Applications/PDL/setup_csh
pdl
Alternatively simply run
/Applications/PDL/go_pdl
## What SciPDL contains
SciPDL contains:
- PDL 2.017 and its perl module dependencies.
- perl 5.22.1
Other perl modules:
- ExtUtils::F77 1.19
- Astro::FITS::Header 3.07
- Astro::FITS::CFITSIO 1.10
- PGPLOT 2.21
- PDL::FFTW3 0.04
- Term::ReadLine::Gnu 1.25
Other support libraries (modified to live within `/Applications/PDL/...`):
- pgplot 5.3.1
- libpng 1.2.8
- zlib 1.2.3
- fftw 3.3.4
- cfitsio 3.370
- gsl 1.16
- readline 5.1
If you wish to see updates please email me.
The graphics library pgplot is installed in `/Applications/PDL/pgplot`,
libraries are in `/Applications/PDL/lib` and executables
are in `/Applications/PDL/bin`.
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