PETSc-devers,
I have resurrected the Alice Memory Snooper (AMS) and PETSc's interface to
use it to set options via a GUI. It is still crude but has worked for me. For
fun I posted a movie of its use at
ftp://ftp.mcs.anl.gov/pub/petsc/AMSOptions.mov
Barry
To use the AMS you need to install it from ssh://petsc at
petsc.cs.iit.edu//hg/petsc/ams-dev; edit the file makeinc to set the compilers
etc and do make all in the c and java/jni directories. Note AMS only uses Java
for its GUIs, it doesn't need Java to snoop.
To use PETSc with the AMS run ./configure with the option
--with-ams-dir=/directoryyouputams (not --download does not currently work, do
you want to write it :-) Then cd src/sys/ams/java and javac -classpath
.:${AMS_DIR}/java amsoptions.java after setting AMS_DIR. Yes this compile is
not yet automated, do you want to write that :-)
To set options use, for example, ./ex19 -options_gui -ams_java localhost -info
You may need to edit the commands in ams.c to get it to use Java with the right
options for your machine.
