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 [[http://geodynamics.org/cig/software/citcoms|CitcomS Software Page]]
+[[software:citcoms:User Group Meetings|User Group Meetings]]
+//This content has been moved to hubzero. LJ Hwang 2021 Jan 1//
+===== Current Community Development Projects ======
+Please let the community know what features your are currently working on in CitcomS and projected release date by adding a page here.
 ===== Benchmarks =====
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 ===== Teleconference Summaries and Action Items ======
 [[software:citcoms:teleconsummaries|Teleconference Summaries and Action Items]]
 ===== FAQ =====
+[[software:citcoms:faq|FAQ]]
-=== Install CitcomS ===
+===== Other Documents =====
+[[software:citcoms:documents:tutorials|Tutorial Talks]]
-Q: What are the dependencies of CitcomS-2.2 or later?
+[[software:citcoms:documents:technotes|Technical Notes]]
-CitcomS-2.2 or later depends on the MPI library. In addition, if you like to use the Pyre framework (which provides an ease-of-use environment), you will need Python 2.3 or newer. (Note that if your machine is 64-bit, you will need Python 2.4.)
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-Q: I want to use CitcomS in the old way (pure C code, no Python). How can I do that?
-You can configure CitcomS to only use C code by running:
-    ./configure --without-pyre
-before compiling the code.
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-Q: What does it mean when "configure" reports this error message
-    OverflowError: signed integer is greater than maximum
-Are you on a 64-bit machine? If so, you will need to upgrade your Python to v2.4 or newer. Python 2.3 or earlier is not 64-bit safe.
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-Q: The gcc/python/mpi on my system is too old, but I don't have the privilege to update the software. How can I install gcc/python/mpi under my home directory?
-Get the tarball of gcc/python/mpi and untar it
-cd into the untarred directory
-Run the following to install the package under the directory $HOME/opt
-    ./configure --prefix=$HOME/opt && make && make install
-Add ''$HOME/opt/bin'' into your ''$PATH'' and (maybe) ''$HOME/opt/lib'' into your ''$LD_PATH_LIBRARY''.
-=== Documentation for Developers ===
-**Q: I want a specific temperature boundary condition. Where to modify?**
-Look at lib/ directory, the function full_temperature_boundary_conditions() in Full_boundary_conditions.c or regional_temperature_boundary_conditions in Regional_boundary_conditions.c is the function you need to modify.
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-**Q: I want a specific velocity boundary condition. Where to modify?**
-Look at lib/ directory, the function full_velocity_boundary_conditions() in Full_boundary_conditions.c or regional_velocity_boundary_conditions() in Regional_boundary_conditions.c.
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-**Q: I want a specific rheology law. Where to modify?**
-Look at lib/ directory, the function get_system_viscosity() in Viscosity_structures.c.
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-**Q: I want a new equation of state or a new law for heat expansivity, heat capacity, or thermal conductivity. Where to modify?**
-Look at lib/ directory, the function () in Material_properties.c.
-===== Other Documents =====
-{{:software:citcoms:citcoms-earthscope09.pdf|CitcomS Tutorial}} PDF slides of talk given by Eh Tan, CIG Training Session, EarthScope 2009, Boise, ID (May 12, 2009), on large scale models
-{{:software:citcoms:modified_legendre_functions.pdf|Modified Legendre Functions}} A technical note by Shijie Zhong.

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