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| 1:37:31 PM PST - Thu, Feb 11th 2016 |
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It looks like the preferred method of installing NWChem is via MinGW, which according to the notes uses the 32-bit libraries (at least it looks that way).
What is the preferred environment for a Win 7 64-bit environment? MinGW-64 appears to want to do this via cygwin, but it is not obvious how the correct environment gets set up from the cygwin 64 installer.
Anyone else tried this, or does NWChem not work with a linux subenvironment in a Win 7 64-bit implementation?
Thanks.
Craig
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Edoapra Forum:Admin, Forum:Mod, bureaucrat, sysop
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| 5:50:49 PM PST - Thu, Feb 11th 2016 |
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Win64 not supported
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Craig
We do not have a working port of NWChem on Windows 64-bit.
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Edited On 6:06:54 PM PST - Thu, Feb 11th 2016 by Edoapra
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| 10:39:24 AM PST - Mon, Feb 15th 2016 |
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Too bad....
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Edoapra:
You just saved me hours of trying to patch all this together!
I assume that if I use the standard install, then 32-bit packages (like pthreads-32) should work as advertised?
Many thanks for the help.
Craig
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