...if not already installed.
After Java JDK is installed successfully, you should add the Java JDK
bin directory to your path
setting, so that tools such as
java, javac,
and javah commands can be found
and used sucessfully. Under NT the Path can be change by clicking
on the Control-Panel, then the System Icon and highlighting Path
under the Environment tab - see Figure below - and adding the appropriate
directory.
Install WMPI
...if not already installed.
Instructions on how to install can be found in the WMPI documention or more detailed ones at my Web site.
You will need to ensure that whatrever directory the WMPI file cvwmpi.dllresides
in, is added to your Path
environment variable. Otherwise it will be necessary to copy cvwmpi.dll
in the directory where you are running
your code from.
Install mpiJava
Now, you are ready to install the MPI Java wrappers that we provide.
step 1. Unpzip the software ( mpiJava.zip) and extract the software onto your system
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step 2.
CLASSPATH
Add the installation directory to your CLASSPATH.
For example, if you extract mpiJava.zip into the directory c:\users\myhome\mpi\, then c:\users\myhome\mpi\mpiJava will need to be appended to the CLASSPATH. You should also add the path to the directory where mpiJava classes are installed - mpiJava/lib/classes/mpiJava.zip.
Under NT you follow similar steps to those for changing your Path, to append your CLASSPATH.
PATH
You need to append the mpiJava/bin/WMPI
to your systems Path environment variable - this directory is where the
C interface to WMPI is installed (mpiJava.dll).
step 3. Run the mpiJava test codes.
step 4. You should be ready to use mpiJava now...
Recompiling
mpiJava
step 2. Go to the `mpiJava' directory. Configure the software
for
your platform:
configure
You
may specify various options to the configure process,
as described in GNU coding standard. (We support most of
them.)
(If
you need to reconfigure for a different platform later
you should remove `config.cache' before repeating `configure').
step 3. Build (compile) the software:
make
After successful compilation, the makefile will put the generated class
library in dir `classes', which contains java classes for MPI,
and dynamic library in `lib'.
Add the directory `script' to your path. Add the directory `classes'
to your CLASSPATH.
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