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Executable Names.
In order to keep track of the various possible configurations, executable and
their corresponding libraries are named as follows. The name of the master
module, along with all other modules compiled in with the master, is set in
the makefile. For the other modules, default names are typically used, since
these names have to be hard-coded in order for PVM to correctly spawn the
corresponding processes. In the fully distributed version, the default names
are tm, lp, cg, and cp. For other
configurations, the executable name is a combination of all the modules that
were compiled together joined by underscores. In other words, if the LP and
the cut generator modules were compiled together (i.e. COMPILE_IN_CG
set to TRUE), then the executable name would be ``lp_cg'' and the
corresponding library file would be called ``liblp_cg.a.'' You can
rename the executables as you like. However, if you are using PVM to spawn the
modules, as in the fully distributed version, you must set the parameters *_exe in the parameter file to the new executable names. See Section
5.2.4 for information on setting parameters in the parameter file.
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Ted Ralphs
2003-10-16