Re: [gmx-users] Runtime need of cpp.exe

Hi, Can we use other (native windows) c preprocessor ? As it says explicitly in the manual, you can use any preprocessor you want. The default force fields have #include and #define statements meant for a C preprocessor, but it's just a matter of pushing the input files through the specifi

Re: [gmx-users] Runtime need of cpp.exe

If cpp is not runnable, I would wonder what those GCC guys are working and how you have compiled GROMACS? On 7/18/2007 4:23 PM, Utkal Ranjan Pradhan wrote: …. OK. Again, the shipping Win32 version of cpp.exe is perfectly working with Gromacs 64-bit on a opetron m/c which is a x86-64 box. But I

[gmx-users] Runtime need of cpp.exe

.. OK. Again, the shipping Win32 version of cpp.exe is perfectly working with Gromacs 64-bit on a opetron m/c which is a x86-64 box. But I guess it (the above cpp.exe) may not work on pure x64 m/c as its not a valid x64 application. Is there a x64 port of cpp.exe is available ? Can we use other (na

Re: [gmx-users] Runtime need of cpp.exe

Hi Utkal, Cpp.exe is called by grompp to preprocess the topology. Tsjerk On 7/18/07, Utkal Ranjan Pradhan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Thank you for your reply. But still confused WHY CPP.EXE IS REQUIRED AT RUNTIME ? (Note that, I can build gromacs without cpp.exe with MS VS 2005, but wh

[gmx-users] Runtime need of cpp.exe

Thank you for your reply. But still confused WHY CPP.EXE IS REQUIRED AT RUNTIME ? (Note that, I can build gromacs without cpp.exe with MS VS 2005, but while running applications like mdrun, it looks for cpp.exe L) Thank You; URPradhan At Gmail Dot Com David van der Spoel wrote: >

Re: [gmx-users] Runtime need of cpp.exe

David van der Spoel wrote: Utkal Ranjan Pradhan wrote: Friends As I know cpp.exe is a GNU port for C Preprocessor for Windows and which is required to compile the Gromacs code. But I’m confused, Why it is required during runtime of Gromacs applications ? And I have the Win32 version of

Re: [gmx-users] Runtime need of cpp.exe

Utkal Ranjan Pradhan wrote: Friends As I know cpp.exe is a GNU port for C Preprocessor for Windows and which is required to compile the Gromacs code. But I’m confused, Why it is required during runtime of Gromacs applications ? And I have the Win32 version of cpp.exe, will it work for x

[gmx-users] Runtime need of cpp.exe

Friends As I know cpp.exe is a GNU port for C Preprocessor for Windows and which is required to compile the Gromacs code. But I'm confused, Why it is required during runtime of Gromacs applications ? And I have the Win32 version of cpp.exe, will it work for x64 (=Win64) ? What is the Windows