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CUTEr is available for the following popular platforms:
Compaq (DEC) Alpha, Cray, HP, IBM RS/6000, Intel-like PCs, SGI and
SUN.
It is designed to be easily adapted to other platforms.
Support is provided for the following operating systems:
Digital UNIX, Tru-64 UNIX, Linux, HP-UX, AIX, IRIX and Solaris.
Double and single precision is available, in predefined small, medium or
large size. Size may also be customized to best suit your architecture
and needs.
New: An updated version of CUTEr
is now available featuring simplified tools and a new Matlab interface
with dynamic allocation. This version of CUTEr supersedes the
current version. Users are advised to head to the
development website and
migrate to the new tools.
Users who still want to use the classic CUTEr can download it below.
CUTEr comes as a gzipped tarfile and is adapted to heterogeneous networks
as well as to personal, single-user, computers. Complete documentation is
included in the form of a pdf document, ascii readme files and man
pages.
CUTEr is distributed under the following
license and is as free as can
be. You are supposed to have read and agreed with the license
terms before downloading the software.
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Requirements : CUTEr vitally relies on the SIF
decoder SifDec
to properly decode SIF files and generate the necessary
Fortan 77 subroutines, to be used by other packages.
CUTEr no longer relies on external programs to install. All that is
needed are a C preprocessor and basic Unix tools, such as sed and awk.
Note : If you do not have a cpp installed, but do have
a C compiler, the
following file
may act as a replacement. Edit it as you see fit.
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The most recent version of CUTEr is v2.0 revision 0.
It may be downloaded via anonymous ftp to
ftp.numerical.rl.ac.uk
(130.246.11.131) in the directory
pub/cuter.
The relevant file is
cuter.tar.gz.
Please read the README file in that directory for further
information. Updated files, if any, may be found in the
pub/cuter/updates
directory.
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Please note however that individual
CUTE and CUTEr
files are different; one cannot be substituted for
the other!
Although the
CUTE
testing environment is still available for download, we wish to
stress the fact that it will be no longer maintained and
that for the most recent features and updates, we encourage
users to switch to CUTEr.
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