@@ -139,7 +139,7 @@ Usually dependencies need to be built in the system (so that they are available
cd$SERGHEIPATH/src
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2. Open the `Makefile`. This is a script which controls how SERGHEI is compiled. Note that there are some definitions early on. In particular `KOKKOS_PATH` and `KOKKOS_SRC_PATH` are defined as a function of `HOME`. Note that the `Makefile` assumes that `KOKKOS_PATH` will be in `HOME` path.`HOME` is an environment variable which contain the path to your home directory. Exit the file and check what your HOME environment variable contains.
2. Open the `Makefile`. This is a script which controls how SERGHEI is compiled. Note that there are some definitions early on. In particular `KOKKOS_PATH` and `KOKKOS_SRC_PATH` are defined as a function of `SERGHEIPATH`. Note that the `Makefile` assumes that `KOKKOS_PATH` will be in the`SERGHEIPATH` directory.
3. Now we will use `make` to compile and build. Running `make` attempts to read the `Makefile`, which you can see exists in this directory. If you try to run `make` in a different directory which does not contain a `Makefile` you will get an error. `make` support parallel threads, so that the compilation is faster. For example
