- Works the same in Explorer (tested only on 6.0) and Netscape (tested only
on Netscape 7.0 and Mozilla 1.3.1), but does not work in Opera (6.01)
***************************************************************************** */
if (document.images) { // tests for image support
trilinos_title_normal = new Image(310, 55);
trilinos_title_normal.src = "../../packages/common/webroot_common/trilinos_title_normal.png";
trilinos_title_over = new Image(310, 55);
trilinos_title_over.src = "../../packages/common/webroot_common/trilinos_title_over.png";
sandia_normal = new Image(180, 29);
sandia_normal.src = "../../packages/common/webroot_common/sandia_normal.png";
sandia_over = new Image(180, 29);
sandia_over.src = "../../packages/common/webroot_common/sandia_over.png";
trilinos_normal = new Image(183, 100);
trilinos_normal.src = "../../packages/common/webroot_common/trilinos_normal.png";
trilinos_over = new Image(183, 100);
trilinos_over.src = "../../packages/common/webroot_common/trilinos_over.png";
} // if (document.images)
//-->
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Documentation
Documentation
Documentation is available for Trilinos Release 8.0, Release 7.0, Release 6.0 and Release 5.0, as well as the Development Branch. There is also a Users
Guide available in PDF.
- Development Branch The primary focus of the development branch
will be improving automated documentation, portability, robustness
and memory management for packages that use the Teuchos::RCP<>
class.
- Release 8.0 In the 8.0 release, all of PyTrilinos has been
returned to a self-contained package, removing the python
sub-directories of the packages that support a python interface.
You should therefore use --enable-pytrilinos to enable it;
--with-python=path can be used to specify the particular python
you wish to compile against; and --enable-python is being
deprecated. The NOX
wrappers have been re-enabled, and working Anasazi wrappers have been
added.
- Release 7.0 As with the 6.0 release, all of the wrapper code is
contained within each package, residing in a python
subdirectory. PyTrilinos can therefore enabled equivalently with
--enable-python[=path] or --with-python[=path]. With
version 7.0.6 and later, --enable-pytrilinos works as expected.
Note that with future releases, --enable-pytrilinos will be the
preferred method for enabling the package, that
--with-python=path will be available for specifying the version
of python to compile against, and --enable-python will be
deprecated. Note that NOX wrappers have been diabled for the 7.0
release.
- Release 6.0 In the 6.0 release, all of the wrapper code is
formally a part (python subdirectory) of the package for which
it provides python support. Use the equivalent --enable-python
or --with-python[=path] configuration options. This will build,
compile and link the python wrappers for every enabled package that
supports python. The --enable-pytrilinos configuration option
is still supported, but of practical use for developers only.
PyTrilinos is itself still a Trilinos package, providing utility
classes and functions shared by all the PyTrilinos modules, as well
as a central repository for documentation. It is automatically
enabled when --enable-python or --with-python is specified.
Both serial and MPI builds are supported.
- Release 5.0 In the 5.0 release, all of the wrappers are a part of
the PyTrilinos package. Trilinos must be configured for a serial
build and the Epetra, EpetraExt, NOX and NOX-Epetra packages must
all be enabled for the --enable-pytrilinos configuration option
to work.
- N.B. For the near-term future at least, we highly recommend
using GNU make and configuring with the --with-gnumake option.
It is known that the NOX wrappers will fail to build on certain
operating systems if this is not the case. We are currently working
to lift this restriction.
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