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        <description>How to compile PeakFQ on Linux

First, install the Intel Fortran Compiler.

You can download the incomplete source code of PeakFQ from its website. Here, I&#039;ll use PeakFQ_7.5.1.src.zip. Visit its GitHub repository.


#!/bin/sh

# download source code
wget https://water.usgs.gov/software/PeakFQ/code/7.5.1/PeakFQ_7.5.1.src.zip

# unzip it
mkdir -p ~/src
unzip PeakFQ_7.5.1.src.zip -d ~/src
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Go to their website and download the latest version. For this HOWTO, I used l_fortran-compiler_p_2024.2.1.80_offline.sh. I suggest an offline version.


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wget https://registrationcenter-download.intel.com/akdlm/IRC_NAS/5e7b0f1c-6f25-4cc8-94d7-3a527e596739/l_fortran-compiler_p_2024.2.1.80_offline.sh

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Login to the Linux machine. In this example, we use NMSU&#039;s Discovery node discovery-l2:


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ssh NMSU_username@discovery-l2
# type your NMSU password


Download the</description>
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# set a variable to know if a file is the first one
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        <description>How to compile GRASS on Slackware

This HOWTO explains how to compile GRASS on Slackware.


# switch to root
su -

# create postgres group and user for postgresql, one of pdal dependencies
groupadd -g 209 postgres
useradd -u 209 -g 209 -d /var/lib/pgsql postgres

# install dependency libraries;
# build queuefiles, not packages, to automatically build any other dependencies
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# switch to non-root
exit

# clone github repositories
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