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	* Submit the form and save the result as gmt_install.txt		* Submit the form and save the result as gmt_install.txt
	* Go to the place where you have install_gmt script and the above file. Do the following<nowiki>		* Go to the place where you have install_gmt script and the above file. Do the following<nowiki>
	</nowiki><pre><nowiki>sh install_gmt gmt_install</nowiki></pre>		</nowiki>
			<pre><nowiki>sh install_gmt gmt_install</nowiki></pre>
	* If everything is successful, the script will suggest some environment settings just before exiting. I use [[wikipedia:bash\|bash]] [[wikipedia:bash\|shell]] (as opposed to csh shell). It is also the default shell in Cygwin or Linux. In case of [[mediawiki:bash\|bash]] , set them in eigher .bashrc file in your home directory (affects only you) or at /etc/bashrc file (better). My settings are like this: <nowiki>		* If everything is successful, the script will suggest some environment settings just before exiting. I use [[wikipedia:bash\|bash]] [[wikipedia:bash\|shell]] (as opposed to csh shell). It is also the default shell in Cygwin or Linux. In case of [[mediawiki:bash\|bash]] , set them in eigher .bashrc file in your home directory (affects only you) or at /etc/bashrc file (better). My settings are like this: <nowiki>
	</nowiki><pre><nowiki>		</nowiki>
			<pre><nowiki>
	#GMT settings		#GMT settings
	export NETCDFHOME=/usr/local/NetCDF		export NETCDFHOME=/usr/local/NetCDF
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	==Testing==		==Testing==
	Remember to exit the shell and open a new one (for the settings above to take effect). Then the command		Remember to exit the shell and open a new one (for the settings above to take effect). Then the command

	<pre>		<pre>
	printenv \|grep GMT		printenv \|grep GMT
	</pre>		</pre>
	should output lines containing		should output lines containing

	<pre>		<pre>
	MANPATH= ...		MANPATH= ...
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	Then run an extremely simple GMT operation as follows:		Then run an extremely simple GMT operation as follows:

	<pre>		<pre>
	minmax << EOF		minmax << EOF
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	</pre>		</pre>
	This should produce the following output.		This should produce the following output.

	<pre>		<pre>
	<stdin>: N = 3 <-1/100> <-25/10> <1/35>		<stdin>: N = 3 <-1/100> <-25/10> <1/35>

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	</pre>		</pre>

	Then you may like to attempt some [[simple plotting script]].		Then you may like to attempt some [[GMT Scatterplot\|simple plotting script]].

	[[Category:GMT]]		[[Category:GMT]]

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	Then you may like to attempt some [[simple plotting script]].		Then you may like to attempt some [[simple plotting script]].

			[[Category:GMT]]

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	* Go to the place where you have install_gmt script and the above file. Do the following<nowiki>		* Go to the place where you have install_gmt script and the above file. Do the following<nowiki>
	</nowiki><pre><nowiki>sh install_gmt gmt_install</nowiki></pre>		</nowiki><pre><nowiki>sh install_gmt gmt_install</nowiki></pre>
	* If everything is successful, the script will suggest some environment settings just before exiting. I use [[~~mediawiki~~:bash\|bash]] [[~~mediawiki~~:bash\|shell]] (as opposed to csh shell). It is also the default shell in Cygwin or Linux. In case of [[mediawiki:bash\|bash]] , set them in eigher .bashrc file in your home directory (affects only you) or at /etc/bashrc file (better). My settings are like this: <nowiki>		* If everything is successful, the script will suggest some environment settings just before exiting. I use [[wikipedia:bash\|bash]] [[wikipedia:bash\|shell]] (as opposed to csh shell). It is also the default shell in Cygwin or Linux. In case of [[mediawiki:bash\|bash]] , set them in eigher .bashrc file in your home directory (affects only you) or at /etc/bashrc file (better). My settings are like this: <nowiki>
	</nowiki><pre><nowiki>		</nowiki><pre><nowiki>
	#GMT settings		#GMT settings
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	#GMT settings end		#GMT settings end
	</nowiki></pre>		</nowiki></pre>
	:*csh settings are different.		:*For [[wikipedia:csh\|csh]] settings are different.

	==Testing==		==Testing==

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	While it is perfectly possible to run Cygwin using the dos shell, it is much less painfull to first install [[Cygwin]] -- a free, open-source, UNIX-like shell environment for Windows and then use that environment to get going as if you are on a UNIX computer.		While it is perfectly possible to run Cygwin using the dos shell, it is much less painfull to first install [[Cygwin]] -- a free, open-source, UNIX-like shell environment for Windows and then use that environment to get going as if you are on a UNIX computer.

	Assuming that you either are on a UNIX computer or have [[Cygwin]] installed on Windows with all the basic stuff like compilers ([[~~wikip~~:gcc\|gcc]], [[~~mediawiki~~:g77\|g77]]), utilities ([[~~mediawiki~~:awk\|awk]], [[~~mediawiki~~:sed\|sed]]), etc., do the following to install GMT.		Assuming that you either are on a UNIX computer or have [[Cygwin]] installed on Windows with all the basic stuff like compilers ([[wikipedia:gcc\|gcc]], [[wikipedia:g77\|g77]]), utilities ([[wikipedia:awk\|awk]], [[wikipedia:sed\|sed]]), etc., do the following to install GMT.
	==Installation==		==Installation==
	* Check whether you can acces ftp sites. If you are behind a firwall, there may be problems. Then the following method will NOT work.		* Check whether you can acces ftp sites. If you are behind a firwall, there may be problems. Then the following method will NOT work.

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	While it is perfectly possible to run Cygwin using the dos shell, it is much less painfull to first install [[Cygwin]] -- a free, open-source, UNIX-like shell environment for Windows and then use that environment to get going as if you are on a UNIX computer.		While it is perfectly possible to run Cygwin using the dos shell, it is much less painfull to first install [[Cygwin]] -- a free, open-source, UNIX-like shell environment for Windows and then use that environment to get going as if you are on a UNIX computer.

	Assuming that you either are on a UNIX computer or have [[Cygwin]] installed on Windows with all the basic stuff like compilers ([[~~mediawiki~~:gcc\|gcc]], [[mediawiki:g77\|g77]]), utilities ([[mediawiki:awk\|awk]], [[mediawiki:sed\|sed]]), etc., do the following to install GMT.		Assuming that you either are on a UNIX computer or have [[Cygwin]] installed on Windows with all the basic stuff like compilers ([[wikip:gcc\|gcc]], [[mediawiki:g77\|g77]]), utilities ([[mediawiki:awk\|awk]], [[mediawiki:sed\|sed]]), etc., do the following to install GMT.
	==Installation==		==Installation==
	* Check whether you can acces ftp sites. If you are behind a firwall, there may be problems. Then the following method will NOT work.		* Check whether you can acces ftp sites. If you are behind a firwall, there may be problems. Then the following method will NOT work.

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	* Go to the place where you have install_gmt script and the above file. Do the following<nowiki>		* Go to the place where you have install_gmt script and the above file. Do the following<nowiki>
	</nowiki><pre><nowiki>sh install_gmt gmt_install</nowiki></pre>		</nowiki><pre><nowiki>sh install_gmt gmt_install</nowiki></pre>
	* If everything is successful, the script will suggest some environment settings just before exiting. I use bash shell (as opposed to csh shell). It is also the default shell in Cygwin or Linux. In case of bash, set them in eigher .bashrc file in your home directory (affects only you) or at /etc/bashrc file (better). My settings are like this: <nowiki>		* If everything is successful, the script will suggest some environment settings just before exiting. I use [[mediawiki:bash\|bash]] [[mediawiki:bash\|shell]] (as opposed to csh shell). It is also the default shell in Cygwin or Linux. In case of [[mediawiki:bash\|bash]] , set them in eigher .bashrc file in your home directory (affects only you) or at /etc/bashrc file (better). My settings are like this: <nowiki>
	</nowiki><pre><nowiki>		</nowiki><pre><nowiki>
	#GMT settings		#GMT settings

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	PATH= ...		PATH= ...
	</pre> (dots ... were added by me!)		</pre> (dots ... were added by me!)

			Then run an extremely simple GMT operation as follows:
			<pre>
			minmax << EOF
			> 5 10 15
			> -1 -25 35
			> 100 0 1
			> EOF
			</pre>
			This should produce the following output.
			<pre>
			<stdin>: N = 3 <-1/100> <-25/10> <1/35>
			</pre>

			Then you may like to attempt some [[simple plotting script]].

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	</nowiki></pre>		</nowiki></pre>
	:*csh settings are different.		:*csh settings are different.

			==Testing==
			Remember to exit the shell and open a new one (for the settings above to take effect). Then the command
			<pre>
			printenv \|grep GMT
			</pre>
			should output lines containing
			<pre>
			MANPATH= ...
			GMTHOME= ...
			PATH= ...
			</pre> (dots ... were added by me!)

Root at 06:44, 23 March 2006

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	* Go to the place where you have install_gmt script and the above file. Do the following<nowiki>		* Go to the place where you have install_gmt script and the above file. Do the following<nowiki>
	</nowiki><pre><nowiki>sh install_gmt gmt_install</nowiki></pre>		</nowiki><pre><nowiki>sh install_gmt gmt_install</nowiki></pre>
	* If everything is successful, the script will suggest some environment settings just before exiting. ~~Set~~ them in eigher .bashrc file in your home directory (affects only you) or at /etc/bashrc file (better). My settings are like this: <nowiki>		* If everything is successful, the script will suggest some environment settings just before exiting. I use bash shell (as opposed to csh shell). It is also the default shell in Cygwin or Linux. In case of bash, set them in eigher .bashrc file in your home directory (affects only you) or at /etc/bashrc file (better). My settings are like this: <nowiki>
	</nowiki><pre><nowiki>		</nowiki><pre><nowiki>
	#GMT settings		#GMT settings
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	#GMT settings end		#GMT settings end
	</nowiki></pre>		</nowiki></pre>
			:*csh settings are different.

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