Nevertheless, whoever user can install the integral package for personal use. In this case, the user has to put integral like a personal package. In order to do this, follow the steps:
1) You have to put all files of integral
package in the same directory ![[*]](foot_motif.gif)
(g.e.: /work/integral), with the exception of integral.men, _integral.hd,
integral.hd, root.hd and the files with extension ``.hlp'', that have to
be in a subdirectory called doc (g.e.: /package/integral/doc), and the
files databundles.txt and example.ref have to be in a subdirectory called
database .
Therefore, if you have all these files in /work/integral (according to
our example), you have to do:
/work/integral> mkdir doc
/work/integral> mv *.hlp doc
/work/integral> mv *.hd doc
/work/integral> mv *.men doc
/work/integral> mkdir database
/work/integral> mv *.txt database
/work/integral> mv *.ref database
/work/integral> mv *.status database
/work/integral> mv *.data database
2) If you log into IRAF
for the first time ,
you have to execute mkiraf, else go to next point (3). In
the first case, for execute mkiraf:
/work/integral> mkiraf
On the display, will appear:
- creating a new uparm directory
Terminal types: xgterm, xterm, vt640, vt100, etc.
Type xgterm. On the display, will appear:
A new LOGIN.CL file has been created in the current directory.
You may wish to review and edit this file to change the defaults.
Create a new loginuser.cl? (y/n):
Type y. On the display, will appear:
-- creating a new loginuser.cl
You may wish to review and edit file loginuser.cl to add your own definitions.
3) Edit the file loginuser.cl
This is an example of a `loginuser.cl':
# Begin of the loginuser.cl file
# User package definitions
# select your favorite editor here
# set editor = vi
# set editor = emacs
# define user package tasks here
cl < /soft/iraf/iraf/local/user_login/loginuser.glob
# load more packages here
task $integral = /package/integral/integral.cl
set int_helpdb = /package/integral/helpdb.mip
stty xgterm
keep
# End of the loginuser.cl file
Observe the latter rows after # load more packages here of the example of `loginuser.cl'. Write at the end of your file loginuser.cl (according to our example):
task $integral = /package/integral/integral.cl
set int_helpdb = /package/integral/helpdb.mip
stty xgterm
keep
The instruction "task $integral=/package/integral/integral.cl" (See Appendix I) corresponds to the definition for integral package.
4) In the directory /package/integral/ (according to our example) edit integral.cl (see Appendix I), and change /package/integral/ by the subdirectory where are the integral tasks.
Change to the subdirectory doc:
/work/integral> cd doc
Edit integral.hd and _integral.hd and change /package/integral/ by the subdirectory where are the integral tasks.
5) Change to the directory /package/integral/ (according to our example):
/package/integral/doc> cd ..
Open a terminal xgterm:
/work/integral> xgterm&
/work/integral> cl
To compile and link (producing an executable) inside IRAF
the different INTEGRAL Fortran
proprams (files with the extension ".f"), you have to do:
cl> fc int_invert.f
cl> fc int_refrac.f
cl> fc int_status.f
cl> fc readap.f
cl> fc readap2.f
cl> fc trace_fiber.f
To obtain the executable INTEGRAL program int_interpol.f, which need link two NAG library functions (E01SAF and E01SBF), you have to do:
cl> fc -c int_interpol.f,
to compile this file and produce the object int_interpol.o. And:
cl> fc int_interpol.o -lnag,
6) The instruction ``reset helpdb= ....'' allow
us to introduce the different help files for INTEGRAL (integral.hlp, integral.hd,
_integral.hd, root.hd, helpdb.mip ,
and the files with extension ``.hlp''). In order to install the help (see
Ed Anderson. Revised by Rob Seaman. NOAO. September 1989, for more details),
you have to load softools and execute mkhelpdb:
cl> softools
cl> mkhelpdb doc/root.hd helpdb.mip
The integral package has been already installed. You can log out:
cl> logout