Supported Platforms
SLAC Geant4 Tutorial 2009
SLAC - Kavli Auditorium
November 2nd-6th, 2009
Supported and Tested Platforms
Official platforms:
- Linux, gcc-3.4.6 (SLC4), gcc-4.2.1 (SLC5).
Tested on 32 and 64 bit architectures (Intel
or AMD) with Scientific Linux CERN 4 (SLC4) (based
on RedHat Linux Enterprise 4) and Scientific Linux
CERN 5 (SLC5) (based on RedHat Linux Enterprise 5).
Geant4 has also been successfully compiled on other
RedHat versions as well as Debian and Suse.
- MacOSX 10.5, gcc-4.0.1
- Windows/XP and CygWin Tools with: Visual C++ 9.0
(Visual Studio 2008)
More verified configurations:
- Linux, gcc-4.3.2
- Linux, Intel-icc 11.0
Platforms configured but neither tested nor supported:
- AIX 4.3.2, xlC 6.0
- DEC V4.0, cxx C++ V6.1-027
- HP 10.20, aCC C++ B3910B A.01.23
- SGI V6.5.5, CC 7.2.1
- SUN Solaris 5.8, C++ CC-5.5.
CLHEP
Geant4 requires the installation of
CLHEP, release
2.0.4.2. The installation of CLHEP-2.0.4.2 is mandatory for
consistency in the definition of masses and widths of particles.
Earlier versions of CLHEP may link, but they will not give correct
results.
Disk Space
The full installation of Geant4, data files and related libraries
require at least 500 MB of disk space. For Windows OS with VisualC++,
1 GB is the minimum.
Alternative
If your laptop does not satisfy the above mentioned requirements,
you can still take the tutorial with your laptop remotely connecting
to a Geant4-capable machine at your home institute. Please note that
SLAC will not provide any computing resourse rather than wireless
network for tutorial participants.
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