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Running Software from Eos Labs

From a Windows Machine

There are two ways to run an application from a Windows-based Eos Labs machine:

Using the Search field

  1. Click on the Start Menu Start Menu Button, Windows XP
  2. Type the name of the application in the Search field and press the Enter key.

Using "All Programs"

  1. Click on the Start Menu Start Menu Button, Windows XP
  2. Click on "All Programs"
  3. Select your application from the list.
    Many of the applications are listed by the company name that developed the application.

From a Linux or Solaris Machine

We have specific instructions for adding each of the following applications:

  • ABAQUS 6.8
    Available on Linux only.

    add abaqus68
    abaqus cae &
  • Adams 2008 R1
    Note: Adams does not run on Solaris 8. It runs on Solaris 10 and RHEL 4 and 5.

    add adams
    adams08r1 &
  • ANSYS 11
    available on Linux only

    add ansys
    launcher110

  • ArcInfo Workstation 9.3
    add arcinfo9
    arc

    To bring up documentation:

    arcdoc

    Arcinfo 8.1 is available as:
    add arcinfo
  • Data Explorer v3.1
    add dx
    dx
  • Eclipse 3.3
    Eclipse 3.4.1 is available on Linux and Solaris.

    add jdk160
    add eclipse
    eclipse &
  • Eclipse 3.4.1
    add jdk160
    add eclipse
    eclipse &

    Eclipse 3.2.1 is still available for Linux only as:

    add eclipse321
  • Fortran - Nagware f95 Compiler 5.1
    add nagf95
    f95 source_file {options.....}


    NAGWare f95 5.0 is still available on Solaris and Linux. To run:

    add nagf95_50
    f95 source_file {options....}
  • ILOG CPLEX 11.0
    add ilog
    cplex
  • ILOG OPL Development Studio 5.5
    Note: The oplrun executable enables you to execute OPL on a model or project directly from the command line. oplrun's functionality is the same as the functionality of the Run button within the OPL Windows IDE

    add ilog
    oplrun [options] model-file [data-file ... ]
  • Java Development Kit 6 (1.6)
    add jdk160
    cd /ncsu/jdk160/bin

    The Netbeans IDE will automatically be in your path when you add the locker.

    Java Development Kit 1.5 is also available as:
    add jdk150
    cd /ncsu/jdk150/bin
  • Maple 13
    add maple130
    xmaple &

    To run Maple 12:

    add maple120
    xmaple &

    Also on the Application Menu under Math and Statistics.
  • Mathematica 7.0
    Mathematica 5.1 is available under Solaris and Linux:
    add mathematica
    mathematica &
  • MATLAB 7.8 (R2009a)
    add matlab78
    matlab &
  • NExS Engineering Spreadsheet v1.6
    add nexs
    nexs

    Also on the Application Menu under Math and Statistics.
  • OpenOffice.org 3.1.1
    add openoffice
    ooffice

    or commands for individual applications

    Note: OpenOffice 3.1.1 will not run under Solaris 8. If you want to use OpenOffice under Solaris 8, it is recommended that you use version 3.0.1.

    OpenOffice 3.1.0 is still available as:
    add openoffice310

    OpenOffice 3.0.1 is still available as:
    add openoffice301
  • Opnet 15
    NOTE: Opnet is not supported for Solaris for versions later than 14.0.

    For version 15 on Linux:
    add opnet
    modeler &

    For version 14.0 on Solaris 8 and 10 and Linux:
    add opnet140
    modeler &
  • Pro ENGINEER Wildfire 4.0
    Pro/Engineer Wildfire 4.0 is only available via Solaris.

    add proe
    proe &

    Pro/Engineer Wildfire 3.0 is still available as:

    add proewildfire30
    proe &

  • SAS 9.1.3
    add sas
    sas
  • Slickedit 11
    add slickedit
    vs &

    Also on the Application Menu under Editors.
  • Synopsys University Tool Package
    add synopsys
    various tools will be listed
  • Tecplot 360
    add tecplot
    tecplot

    Also on the Application Menu under CAD and Plotting

    Tecplot 10 is still available. To run:
    add tecplot10
    tecplot

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