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Here are some examples on how to compile potfit using the waf build system.

Cleaning up

To remove all build artifacts from all previous builds use this command:

./waf distclean

Setting the options

To compile</description>
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potfit uses the waf build system, which is fast, easy to use and very flexible. It is written in Python and requires a Python runtime to be available on the system. 

The old Makefile-based build system is still available for compatibility reasons. It may not support all features and will be removed eventually.</description>
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Here are some examples on how to compile potfit.

Cleaning up

Before you compile a new binary you should make sure that there are no old object files in your directory:

make clean

deletes all object files and most temporary files.</description>
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Info:
Although potfit still supports using make as a build system it is recommended to use the waf build system as it fixes several issues present with make.


potfit can be compiled with GNU make, which we call gmake in the following. Note that on most systems, GNU make is called make. Most other implementations of make won&#039;t work.</description>
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            <description>Compiling potfit with MPI parallelization

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potfit does support all common MPI implementations for parallel execution. While the build process for an MPI-enabled build is almost the same as a regular build, there are some minor differences you should be aware of.</description>
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About potfit

User Guide

	*  Compiling potfit
		*  Enabling MPI
		*  Examples
		*  Using make
		*  Examples using make

	*  Options
	*  Running potfit
	*  Parameters
	*  Configuration files
	*  Potential models
	*  Potential files
	*  Interactions
	*  Algorithms
	*  Output
	*  Units
	*  Utilities
	*  Limitations

Examples

	*  Configurations
	*  Potentials
	*  Parameter files
	*  Advanced Examples
	*  Tutorials

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