SEnC Installation ***************** The Linux version of SEnC is distributed as a gzipped tarball, where as the the MS Windows version consists of a ZIP archive. Just extract the contents of the SEnC archive file into a corresponding directory. The SEnC distribution consists of the following files Binary programs: senc.exe SEnC Binary for MS Windows systems senc SEnC Binary for Linux I386 systems (For the moment, the binaries are statically linked with the Qt-library, in order to avoid hassles with missing or conflicting libraries/DLLs.) SEnC source code: senc.cpp SEnC program C++ source senc.h SEnC C++ header senc.pro SEnC Qt project definition file Makefile Makefile (generated by "qmake senc.pro") moc_senc.cpp MOC-file of senc.h (generated by "moc senc.h") SEnC paper and examples: senc.pdf SEnC paper in PDF format plotgen.sen example header file volumeplots example task file using command defined in plotgen.sen Other files: COPYING Information regarding copying SEnC INSTALL These installation instructions The most recent versions of SEnC are always available on the web site of the EMME/2 Support Center: http://www.spiess.ch/emme2 So you might want to check there from time to time for updated versions. In order to install a SEnC binary, it normally suffices to copy the file senc (UNIX) or senc.exe (Windows) into a directory which is included in the PATH variable (as e.g. the .../emme2/etc directory), or alternatively you can also add the SEnC directory to your PATH. The precompiled MS Windows binary of senc is linked statically with the QT3.1.2 library. Thus, in principle it should run without problem on any PC which on which Enif runs. The precompiled Linux binary of senc is linked dynamically with the libqt.so.3 library. As this library is usually already installed on most current Linux distributions, the senc binary should normally run without problems. If your system does not contain the libqt.so.3 library, you will have to install it yourself, either by using the corresponding precompiled package provided by your distribution, or by downloading it from TrollTech's web site (www.trolltech.com) and compiling it yourself. Of course, you can also compile SEnC yourself on any platform for which you have a C++ compiler and a corresponding version of Qt installed. The compilation is usually by first running "qmake senc.pro" to generate a Makefile and then just running "make" (or whatever your make command is called, such as "nmake" for MS Visual-C++ or "gmake" for gcc). If you decide to compile SEnC yourself, be aware that this requires some basic knowledge about programming with Qt/C++. So if you do not have any experience with Qt/C++, please don't ask me for help when you run into problems trying to compile the SEnC source code... Please note again that all SEnC programs and source are provided "as-is", i.e. without any warranty of any kind! Aegerten, May 29, 2003 Heinz Spiess EMME/2 Support Center CH-2558 Aegerten, Switzerland http:www.spiess.ch/emme2 heinz@spiess.ch