The manual for siesta is pretty clear on how to start it, I think you are confused because it explains how to install siesta on Linux. So cmd prompt in windows will not work because it has different commands. Maybe downloading a unix commander will help. You can download one from http://www.cygwin.com
And then just follow the manual. It explains you how to do a water molecule example and has all the files ready for the procedure. Good luck Gleb On Sat, Jun 27, 2009 at 10:50 AM, Andrew A <allegro.p...@gmail.com> wrote: > Hi all! > Please, help me compile at least any file. I never work with Fortran or > stuff like this. I try to start SIESTA in Windows Vista (intel CPU). I > downloaded the Silverfrost F95 (Plato) and try to open any code like > "configure" file and then run but it doesn't work. I don't understand HOW to > configure (for example) the program. In manual it's not too obviously > written - not from the beginning. What should I do first? Open cmd? And > write there what? "./configure"? What compiler should I use? I didn't find > any compiles that would run in windows. > I hope when I do these first steps then I will me advancing very fast, but > now it's too hard for me to figure out what to do in the very beginning. > Thanks in advance! > > Andrew > >
