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# Instructions for setting up (3 commands) a simple environment for building and running ELM
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# FOR ALL SHELLS, replace the "/MY/DIRECTORY/" with the absolute path where you unpacked the ELM tar file
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# For tcsh or csh: 
# Execute these from the command line to invoke temporarily for this shell (window) and its children,
# OR make them permanent by putting them in your ~/.cshrc (or ~/.tcshrc or...)
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setenv ELM_HOME /MY/DIRECTORY/
# this is a comment: below puts the ELM scripts at highest precedence in your path; reverse if you like
set  path = ({$ELM_HOME}/SME/scripts/ $path)
setenv ELM_ARCHIVE_PATH {$ELM_HOME}/arc_out/

# **** setting the ModelPath is optional
# In the simple (distribution) version, the "ModelPath" is determined from ELM_HOME
# For testing different code sets with one single data (base ModelPath) location, we can
# set the ModelPath as a system environment variable.

#setenv ModelPath {$ELM_HOME}/SME/Projects/


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# For bash: 
# Execute these from the command line to invoke temporarily for this shell (window) and its children,
# OR make them permanent by putting them in your ~/.profile (or ~/.bashrc or...)
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export ELM_HOME=/MY/DIRECTORY/
# this is a comment: below puts the ELM scripts at highest precedence in your path; reverse if you like
PATH=$ELM_HOME/SME/scripts/:$PATH
export ELM_ARCHIVE_PATH=$ELM_HOME/arc_out/

# **** setting the ModelPath is optional
# In the simple (distribution) version, the "ModelPath" is determined from ELM_HOME
# For testing different code sets with one single data (base ModelPath) location, we can
# set the ModelPath as a system environment variable.

#export ModelPath=$ELM_HOME/SME/Projects/

