It does work much the same as any Linux/Unix distribution. You will
need to install Apple's Developer Tools and then gfortran and
OpenMPI. These later two pieces can be obtained from Fink (
http://www.finkproject.org/
). Mac OS does come with OpenMPI installed (at least on my 10.5 OS),
it is just missing the Fortran pieces. You can use either Fink's or
Apple's mpirun/orterun at run time.
Tyler
On 14-Feb-09, at 4:17 PM, David A. Case wrote:
> On Sat, Feb 14, 2009, Adrien Delmont wrote:
>>
>> I'm now using Amber 10 on Linux Fedora 8. I also want to install
>> Amber 10 ( serial and parallel ) to my Apple Macbook. And I need
>> some
>> expert advice.Could you suggest me a complete source that includes
>> all installing process of Amber 10 to Mac OS X ?
>
> It should "just work", although there might be difficulties with
> parallel operation on a MacBook. Certainly, you should give things a
> try with gcc/gfortran, using the same procedure as for Linux.
>
> dac...[no mac expert, for sure]
>
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