This is the file qcdnum-17-00-08/README: How to install QCDNUM

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|    If you use qcdnum, please refer to:                              |   
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|    M. Botje, Comput. Phys. Commun. 182(2011)490, arXiV:1005.1481    |   
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To install QCDNUM, first unpack the tarball.

     bash> gunzip qcdnum170008.tar.gz
     bash> tar -xvf qcdnum170008.tar

This gives in your working directory:

Directory /qcdnum-17-00-08
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          +--README         this file
          +--LICENSE        GNU public license
          +--  ..           whole bunch of Autotool files
          |
          +--/mbutil/inc    include files 
          |         /src    source code
          |         /doc    writeup
          |
          +--/qcdnum/inc    include files
          |         /pij    splitting functions
          |         /src    source code
          |         /usr    user interface
          |         /doc    writeup (including zmstf and hqstf)
          |
          +---/zmstf/inc    include files
          |         /cij    coefficient functions
          |         /src    source code
          |
          +---/hqstf/inc    include files
          |         /cij    coefficient functions
          |         /src    source code
          |
          +--/testjobs      example jobs
          |
          +--/dcards        datacards for (some) example jobs
          |
          +--/weights       weight files created by example jobs
          |
          +--/run           run example jobs
          |
          +--/bin           used by Autotools
          +--/lib           used by Autotools
          +--/m4            used by Autotools

Now you can install QCDNUM with Autotools.

     bash> cd qcdnum-17-00-08
     bash> ./configure
     bash> make                (or make -j8 on multiple processors)
     bash> make install        (or sudo make install)

This installs the library /usr/local/lib/libQCDNUM.a which contains all
of mbutil, qcdnum, zmstf and hqstf. If access rights to /usr/local are 
restricted, you need to issue the sudo command in front of make install
or install QCDNUM in another directory (see below).

The qcdnum-config command gives some useful information, e.g.:

     bash> qcdnum-config --version  (gives QCDNUM version)
     bash> qcdnum-config --prefix   (gives installation directory)
     bash> qcdnum-config --ldflags  (gives compiler flag to link to QCDNUM)

See qcdnum-config --help for a list of all available options.

If you want to install QCDNUM in a directory <mydir> you must run configure
with the --prefix option (specify absolute pathname).

     bash> ./configure --prefix=<mydir>
     bash> make
     bash> make install

The library libQCDNUM.a can now be found in <mydir>/lib and qcdnum-config
in <mydir>/bin. Because other scripts may depend on qcdnum-config, please 
make sure that <mydir>/bin is in your search path.

     bash> export PATH=$PATH:<mydir>/bin

Depending on your system, you may also have to set other paths:

     bash> export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:<mydir>/lib
     bash> export LD_RUN_PATH=$LD_RUN_PATH:<mydir>/lib

To undo the installation do:

     bash> cd qcdnum-17-00-08
     bash> make uninstall      (or sudo make uninstall)
     bash> make distclean

When you have installed QCDNUM you can run the testjobs from
the run directory. For instance to run example.f do:

     bash> cd qcdnum-17-00-08/run
     bash> ./runtest example    (without extension .f)

For a complete list of testjobs see qcdnum-17-00-08/testjobs/README
or consult the web page http://www.nikhef.nl/user/h24/qcdnum.

You can also install libraries locally in qcdnum-17-00-08/lib in case
you don't want to use Autotools, or if that fails.

     bash> cd qcdnum-17-00-08
     bash> ./makelibs
     bash> cd run
     bash> ./runlocal example

The makelibs and runlocal scripts are very simple so that it is easy
to modify them, if necessary. 

If you want to get rid of the local libraries then do:

     bash> cd qcdnum-17-00-08
     bash> ./makelibs --clean