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The distribution
of SAS 6.1.0 is built on Mac OS X 10.2 (Jaguar or Darwin 6.8) but can be used
without change on Mac OS X 10.3.X (Panther or
It has been
tested to work successfully as well on a PowerMac G5 running Mac OS X 10.3.6 (
The SAS Graphical
User Interfaces (GUIs) provided in this release (sas, xmmselect, calview, odfbrowser, etc) are based on Qt/X11 from Fink and
not on Qt/Mac that
is the native implementation of Qt on Mac OS X. We think this is the natural
way of working with SAS in spite of X11 being a secondaryˆà òÀÜwindowingòÀÝ environment on Mac OS X
systems.
Download the following four tar.gz
archives,
ˆ§
xmmsas_20041122_1832-common-config.tar.gz
ˆ§
xmmsas_20041122_1832-common-doc.tar.gz
ˆ§
xmmsas_20041122_1832-powerpc-apple-darwin6.8-bin.tar.gz
ˆ§
xmmsas_20041122_1832-powerpc-apple-darwin6.8-libextra.tar.gz
Move them to
the directory of your election and unpack them, e.g. under /top_dir.
The resulting directory xmmsas_20041122_1832 will
contain the complete SAS software. Now proceed as follows:
sh/bash:
ˆ§
export SAS_DIR=/top_dir/xmmsas_20041122_1832
ˆ§
export SAS_PATH=$SAS_DIR
ˆ§
. $SAS_DIR/sas-setup.sh
ˆ§
export
DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH=$SAS_DIR/libextra:$DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH
csh/tcsh:
ˆ§
setenv SAS_DIR
/top_dir/xmmsas_20041122_1832
ˆ§
setenv SAS_PATH $SAS_DIR
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source $SAS_DIR/sas-setup.csh
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setenv DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH $SAS_DIR/libextra:$DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH
To complete your configuration and start working with data, you must define the SAS_CCFPATH, SAS_CCF and SAS_ODF environment variables according to your specific needs (look here for details).
To
work with this release of SAS on any Mac OS X version, the òÀÜX Windows softwareòÀÝ
or X11 (a.k.a X11R6) for Mac Os X must be installed.
Althought
this software is provided by Apple
for each specific Mac OS X version, as far as we have experienced, the Apple implementation
of X11 for Mac OS X 10.2 is incomplete and can not be used.ˆà
However, that
is not the case for Mac OS X 10.3.X, where the Apple provided X11 software
works fine.
Therefore for
Mac OS X 10.2, the only alternative is to install Xfree86 on Mac OS X as
provided by Fink.
But you may choose to install Xfree86 for Mac OS X 10.3.X as well.
We have tested this release of SAS with two versions of X11 on two Mac OS X versions :
ˆ§ Xfree86 4.2.1.1-16 (Mac OS X 10.2)
ˆ§ Xfree86 4.3.99.16-2 (Mac OS X 10.3.4)
The installation
of the above mentioned versions of Xfree86 requires the deinstallation of the
X11 from Apple or at least to rename /usr/X11R6.ˆà Look here for details.
The tests made on a PowerMac G5 running Mac OS X 10.3.6 used the default installation of Apple X11 for that OS version.
There should
not be any need to install Qt/X11 for Mac OS X since that SAS 6.1.0
distribution provides already a Qt library (libqt-mt.3.2.2.dylib) within the
libextra tar.gz archive. Unfortunately this library can not be used on Mac OS X
10.3.X.
Then, if you
install SAS 6.1.0 on a Mac OS X 10.2 system, you do not need any additional
installation of the Qt/X11 software.
However, for
Mac OS X 10.3.X you must install Qt/X11 version 3.2.2-12.
This software will place the Qt/X11 library libqt-mt.3.2.2.dylib
(and softlinks) in /sw/lib.
For your SAS
6.1.0 binaries to take this library and not the already installed in $SAS_DIR/libextra, you need to modify the DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH
variable as follows:
sh/bash:
ˆ§
export
DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH=/sw/lib:$DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH
csh/tcsh:
ˆ§
setenv DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH
/sw/lib:$DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH
1. DS9 (3.0 or later) with XPA (2.1.5 or later)
2. Grace (xmgrace) 5.1.14 or later.
3. LHEASOFT 5.3 (includes FTOOLS).
4. Perl must be available as /usr/local/bin/perl (can be a soft link to the real one).
Binaries for Grace are available
throught Fink
as well.
At difference
of other operating systems (e.g. Linux), Mac OS X shells (bash, tcsh, etc) come
with very low default values for certain shell process limits.
To avoid
having problems with data processing limits, you must increase all them up to
their maximum values using the respective command, ulimit for
sh/bash shells and limit for tcsh/csh shells. It should be sufficient
with the following commands
sh/bash:
ˆ§
ulimit òÀÓd unlimited
ˆ§
ulimit òÀÓs 65536
csh/tcsh:
ˆ§
limit datasize unlimited
ˆ§
limit stacksize 65536
To list all the
current limits use ulimit òÀÓa for the sh/bash and limit for the csh/tcsh
shells.
What
does not work
ˆ§ The odfbrowser GUI does not show properly the processing icons.
ˆ§ The HTML SAS Help is only available on Mac OS X desktops via the native Mac OS X (non-X11) implementations of Web browsers, e.gˆà Safari, Internet Explorer or Mozilla.
Reporting problems
If you think
something does not work, please submit a bug report in
ˆàhttp://xmm.vilspa.esa.es./external/xmm_user_support/helpdesk.shtml