makehib [-b -d] {potname} [kmax]
where
kmax is the numerical value of the maximum number of channels. If this field is omitted, a default value of kmax = 151 is used
-b (optional) forces creation of a code requires fewer matrices and can thus handle larger number of channels (for more details follow the "Memory Requirements" link)
-d (optional) forces creation of a code in which the potential subroutine pot_{potname}.f is compiled with the debug (f77 -g) option.
If the -b or -d options (or both) are present, the executable module is named, respectively,
hibd_{potname}_kmax
hibbd_{potname}_kmax
The file h_{potname}.log contains a log of this link, which may be examined in case of failure
For example,
makehib arno 251
will create an executable module bin/progs/hib_arno_251
Here is the terminal output from this command
% makehib arno 141 linking hib_arno_141 ... machine type is unix unix-ibm making fortran converter ... running fortran converter ... compiling pot_arno.f ... hib_arno_141 being created at date 02/23/96 15:48:51 EST with version 4.0 converting and compiling himain with kmax = 141 linking hib_arno_141 examine /home/mha/hib40/h_arno.log for diagnostic and/or error messages %
Your link will be unsuccessful unless all the requisite .o and common files have been previously created. See the installation
instructions.