- Documentation
- Short Tutorial
- Installation slides
These slides walk through the steps of installing Mojave
and getting started using it.
- Full Tutorial
These slides contain the full Cactus tutorial along
with the section on installing Mojave described above.
- Debugging with SDM
These slides describe the process of debugging a Cactus
program using the Scalable Debug Manager (SDM).
- Full Day Tutorial for Mojave/Cactus at TG11
- Introduction to Cactus
Here we present the history of the Cactus Framework,
describe awards won, and basic structure of the
modules (thorns).
- Tutorial Environment
This section describes how to install Cactus, Eclipse,
and Mojave. A brief description of the virtual machine
(the CactusOS). Basic Eclipse commands are presented.
- Thorn Writing
Step by step instructions that describe how to
refactor standalone codes to make them run under
Cactus.
- Advanced Features
A presentation of more advanced topics and
some that are under development.
- Update
The Mojave Update site. This contains
the most recent stable build of Mojave. To add the Mojave Update
site to the list of availabe Eclipse update sites, simply copy
the link and in Eclipse, paste in the URL box at Help -
Install New Software - Add.
- Eclipse
An introduction to the
Eclipse IDE, the platform used for the Mojave plug-in. Eclipse
is an open-source, multiple-platform, extensible IDE written in
Java for development in Java, C/C++, Fortran, COBOL, Fortran,
and PHP.
- Photran
An introduction to Photran, an IDE and code
refactoring tool for Fortran development based on Eclipse.
- Trac
The Einstein Toolkit is an open-source
computational toolkit for numerical relativity consisting of
over one-hundred Cactus thorns. The toolkit includes a vacuum
spacetime solver (McLachlan), a relativistic hydrodynamics
solver (formerly the public version of the Whisky code), along
with thorns for initial data, analysis and
computational infrastructure.
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