This is the home page of the GYACOMO code wiki. This wiki is at its earliest stage but is already able to lead you through the complete installation of GYACOMO.
This is the home page of the Gyacomo code wiki. This wiki is at its earliest stage but is already able to lead you through the complete installation of Gyacomo.
#### General informations
The source code is located in the `src` directory. The `local` directory contains `dirs.inc` and `make.inc` that contains contextual information (directories, location of libraries etc.) for the `Makefile` to work. The `matlab` directory serves as a personal archive and storage for post-processing scripts and is not the object of this wiki. It is not necessary to have Matlab installed to use GYACOMO. The output of the code is in HDF5 format and can be read with Python scripts as well.
The source code is located in the `src` directory. The `local` directory contains `dirs.inc` and `make.inc` that contains contextual information (directories, location of libraries etc.) for the `Makefile` to work. The `matlab` directory serves as a personal archive and storage for post-processing scripts and is not the object of this wiki. It is not necessary to have Matlab installed to use Gyacomo. The output of the code is in HDF5 format and can be read with Python scripts as well.
You can find the slides of a tutorial session in this [Google Drive](https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1IHyEDjO3b75cFflb6VGZsiBtIlcsKNao).
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-[Numerical experiments and illustrations](https://gitlab.epfl.ch/ahoffman/gyacomo/-/wikis/Numerical-experiments-and-illustrations).
