You can use any AUR helper which you like, however yay is a recommended one. Use extra-x86_64-build script to build AmberTools and PMEMD and see if that helps. Hint: it's always a good idea to try build in clean chroot. If you're facing some problems with building process feel free to ask in comments on package's page or write to the mailing list. Be sure to provide all necessary dependencies before building packages ( makepkg will complain about missing ones).
#CMAKE INSTALL MPI INSTALL#
You can install these packages in two ways: by hand and with AUR helper.įor this type of installation you should download the whole tarball from corresponding AUR page (or clone it with git), unpack and place necessary AMBER archive files in the directory where PKGBUILD resides: 2 for AmberTools package 2 and 2 for PMEMD package. If you want to install PMEMD as well please consider to purchase PMEMD distribution separately. Here are links to the packages of interest:īecause of the license features you should download AmberTools archive manually from AMBER site. If you're new to the concept of Arch User Repository please take a look at this exhaustive description. You can install AmberTools and PMEMD packages from Arch User Repository (AUR). # optional: edit the run_cmake script to make any needed changes The installation of Amber is performed in two steps: cmake configuration, then building and install: For most users, the options chosen in this script should be OK. A script called run_cmake is available in the amber20_src/buildĭirectory. Since Amber20, the build system has move to cmake.
#CMAKE INSTALL MPI HOW TO#
We highly recommend that you refer to Chapter 2 of the Amber 2020 Reference Manual for detailed instructions on how to install Amber20.
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This suggestion and let the run_cmake script install Python inside the Amber When configuring Amber, the run_cmake script will check your installationĪnd will most probably recommend to download and install a compatible Pythonįrom Continuum IO (via miniconda). Many programs within Amber requires a decent version of Python. Install the cmake executable from the website.
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Since Amber20, a new installation mechanism is provided that makes use of cmake.Ī decent version of cmake is needed, therefore it is highly recommended to download and Generic installation instructions About cmake: You will find below generic recommendations for installing Amber20 as well as specific instructions tailored for your Arch/Manjaro Linux system.