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Sundials is a C library of nonlinear and differential equation solvers.  It was created and is maintained by a group at Lawrence Livermore National Lab.
Sundials is a C library of nonlinear and differential equation solvers.  It was created and is maintained by a group at Lawrence Livermore National Lab.


This page details the C version of Sundials. I also have a page on the python-sundials library at the [[Python Sundials]] page. python-sundials is a library that wraps the Sundials C interface so you can use it in Python.
This page details the C version of Sundials. For Python Sundials interfaces, use the following pages:
* [[Python Sundials]] - details the installation and usage of the python-sundials library
* [[PySundials]] - details the installation and usage of the PySundials library


= Installation =
= Installation =

Revision as of 20:20, 30 January 2014

Sundials is a C library of nonlinear and differential equation solvers. It was created and is maintained by a group at Lawrence Livermore National Lab.

This page details the C version of Sundials. For Python Sundials interfaces, use the following pages:

  • Python Sundials - details the installation and usage of the python-sundials library
  • PySundials - details the installation and usage of the PySundials library

Installation

Configuration

Sundials is a straightforward library to install. You can use the following configure line:

#!/bin/sh
# 
# run configure
# make
# make install

./configure \
  --prefix=/path/to/sundials

Then do the usual make/make install.

Resources

Sundials home page - https://computation.llnl.gov/casc/sundials/main.html