Hi,
I'm writing a script for Grass.
I've a problem with the directory structure of GRASS.
I know where is the place of script: ($GISBASE/scripts).
But my script use some fortran-codes, I compile
this codes with gfortran, and I don't know where's the correct directory
for the executable compiled.
Thank in advanced!
Roberto
Hi,
http://grass.osgeo.org/grass63/manuals/html63_user/variables.html#enviro
GRASS_ADDON_PATH
[grass startup script]
allows to specify additional paths to local GRASS modules extra to
standard distribution.
so, if you set $GRASS_ADDON_PATH (e.g. in ~/.grass.bashrc) and put your
program there, it should work
jachym
roberto.marzocchi píše v Pá 01. 02. 2008 v 16:30 +0100:
Hi,
I'm writing a script for Grass.
I've a problem with the directory structure of GRASS.I know where is the place of script: ($GISBASE/scripts).
But my script use some fortran-codes, I compile
this codes with gfortran, and I don't know where's the correct directory
for the executable compiled.Thank in advanced!
Roberto
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roberto.marzocchi wrote:
I'm writing a script for Grass.
I've a problem with the directory structure of GRASS.I know where is the place of script: ($GISBASE/scripts).
But my script use some fortran-codes, I compile
this codes with gfortran, and I don't know where's the correct directory
for the executable compiled.
If the binary is supposed to be run directly by the user, it should go
into $GISBASE/bin. If it's only supposed to be run from the script, it
should go into $GISBASE/etc, and be inkoked using a full pathname
($GISBASE/etc isn't added to $PATH).
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Glynn Clements <glynn@gclements.plus.com>
roberto.marzocchi wrote:
I'm writing a script for Grass.
I've a problem with the directory structure of GRASS.I know where is the place of script: ($GISBASE/scripts).
But my script use some fortran-codes, I compile
this codes with gfortran, and I don't know where's the correct
directory for the executable compiled.
$GRASS_ADDON_PATH is a nice place to put your own scripts. Set and
export it in ~/.grass.bashrc. Using that has a couple of advantages:
- it's a nice clean solution, like /usr/local/ on a UNIX system
- if you upgrade your version of grass you won't wipe out your personal
add-ons along with `rm $GISBASE`.
- a user might not have root access on their machine so can not put
something into the read-only $GISBASE/scripts/ directory.
see 'g.manual variables' for $GRASS_ADDON_PATH
see also $GRASS_ADDON_ETC
Hamish
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