6.1 The NEMO Programming Environment

The modifications necessary to your UNIX environment in order to access NEMO are extensively described in Appendix . This not only applies to a user, but also to the application programmer, although for the latter the static environment is to be preferred here. Relevant environment variables are described in Appendix 

In summary, the essential changes to your environment consist of three additions to your local .cshrc startup file (or its equivalent if you don't use the csh-shell):

1. set the environment variable NEMO to the location of the root directory of NEMO, and the NEMOHOST environment variable.

2. source the startup file $NEMO/NEMORC.

3. add $NEMOBIN to your search path in a convenient location (but before the system directories where the C compiler is located).

Although the environment variable NEMOHOST is used to allow the package to be shared across a number of different architectures (e.g. Sun3's and Sun4's), it is recommended to use this environment variable in a single-architecture environment

Once the NEMO environment is merged into your UNIX environment, most programs can be compiled as follows:

    cc -o try try.c -lnemo -lm