Compiling the Code

Compiling LILAC is fairly simple. First, make sure that the proper compiler is selected in the file make.inc. This is done by setting the variable CPP.

• GCC is the standard compiler, and has the best performance on both the CNLS and C Elegans equations
• Clang generally compiles fastest, and is the most standard conformant. I would reccomend using it for all but simulation builds
• ICC is the Intel compiler. Generally, it outperforms GCC ut doesn't seem to do so in this case. I try to keep compatibility in case it starts outperforming GCC, or the MKL is needed for a function.

The last value which CPP is set to will be the active compiler One caveat is compiling on NERSC. In that case, set CPP to NERSC.

Both GCC and Clang have full C++11 compliance, and Intel compiler 14.0.22 has very good compliance.

The binary will be in the directory bin, under the name lilac.