Bernese GPS Software Version 5.0 - Bernese GNSS Software

23.1.4.2 Add a new Campaign Directory
23.1 Installation Guide for Windows Platforms
For adding another campaign directory you have to define an additional variable (e.g., %Q%)
in the Windows registry (Windows Control Panel > System > Advanced > Environment
Variables. Furthermore it has to be added to the list of variables in BERNESE VARIABLES
registry entry. In addition each user has to add this variable in his list of “ENVIRONMENT
VARIABLES” in the first panel of ”Menu>Configure>Menu variables”. To process data from this new
campaign directory with a BPE you have to add this variable to the MENU VAR.INP files in
all ${U}/OPT directories.
23.1.4.3 Memory Model
The size of the arrays in the Fortran programs has a direct consequence on the memory consumption
of the running executables. We have prepared three memory models for different
sized arrays (executables). The SMALL memory model is capable to process a network with
a small number of baselines (less than 10), only. The MEDIUM memory model is suitable for
small regional networks, whereas the LARGE memory model is intended to be used for large
global networks. It is preferable to select the memory model according to the RAM in your
machine to prevent the use of swap memory during the program run. The model used is
defined by the environment variable %MEMSIZE% at compile time (see Section 23.1.5).
Approximate size of GPSEST for different memory models:
SMALL: 40 MByte
MEDIUM: 80 MByte
LARGE: 500 MByte
On Windows the MEDIUM memory model is installed by default.
The executables for all three memory models are available in ZIP-archives on the CD’s
ZIPEXE-directory. To change the memory model extract the executables from the corresponding
archive
exe s.zip for SMALL memory model,
exe m.zip for MEDIUM memory model, or,
exe l.zip for LARGE memory model
into your %XG%-directory.
23.1.5 Compiling the Software
The installation CD provides the fully compiled source code. Therefore, there is no need to
have any compiler installed on your machine to get Bernese running.
We have used the
• Lahey/Fujitsu Fortran 95 Compiler LF95 Release 5.60h
to compile the Fortran part of the Bernese GPS Software.
Unfortunately we have found a list of compilers that caused problems:
• Lahey LF90 v4.5 i (and earlier)
• Compaq Visual Fortran Optimizing Compiler version 6.1
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