Checkout Source Code

1. Require permission to use IPARS. Contact Mary F. Wheeler: mfw@ices.utexas.edu
2. Require a user account at ICES. Contact Sysnet: rt@ices.utexas.edu
3. Check to be a member of “csm”, “wheeler” and
   “wheeler3” groups:
   <water>/h1/gxl/ groups gxl
   gxl : wheeler oden wheeler3 csmprinters
4. Check on your machine that cvs is working and it is
   in your path (cvs-Concurrent Versions System: http://www.nongnu.org/cvs/).
   <water>/h1/gxl/ which cvs
   /usr/bin/cvs
5. Check that your machines “sees” CVS repository, /org/centers/csm/SOURCE/
   <water>/h1/gxl/ ls /org/centers/csm/SOURCE/
   
   Comm CVSROOT gct IPARSv2 kelp1.1 kparcel ktuf mparcel oldkparcel pss config-defs
   deflate IPARS IPARSv3 kelp1.2 kscript MB NDAGH Parssim Utility

   If something doesn't work, then stop here and contact rt@ices.utexas.edu

6. Make a directory for IPARS source code.
   <water>/h1/gxl/ mkdir IPARS
<water>/h1/gxl/ cd IPARS
7. Check out a complete source code of IPARSv2.
   <water>/h1/gxl/IPARS/ cvs -d /org/centers/csm/SOURCE checkout IPARSv2
<water>/h1/gxl/IPARS/ ls
IPARSv2/
8. Alternately, you can add path of repository to the environment variable
   CVSROOT. For example, in bash shell, add the statement:
   “export CVSROOT=/org/centers/csm/SOURCE” to your .bashrc file.
<water>/h1/gxl/IPARS/ cd IPARSv2
<water>/h1/gxl/IPARS/ ls
air/ dgimpes/ fixtypes.sed* MACE/ parall/ solve/ work/
airv2/ dgmisci/ hydro/ make/ poroe/ STL.tar.gz
black/ doc/ hydroe/ MBLib/ print/ trchem/
blackn/ drive/ input/ mblk/ single/ util/
CVS/ exec/ IPARSv2/ memman/ singlei/ visual/
data/ fixtypes* lapack/ mmodel/ size/ wells/