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== How to Check Out and Build the Code ==

RadApp works with Ganymed and later versions of the GEOS-5 modeling system, and presumes access to an existing build of that system. Please see instructions at (link to Ganymed build section) for how to check out and build your own version of GEOS-5. You can also (see below) link to another existing build of GEOS-5 to set up the RadApp tool.

RadApp works with Ganymed-3_0 and later versions of the GEOS-5 modeling system, and presumes access to an existing build of that system. (I suggest Ganymed-4 or later because updates made to MAPL in Ganymed-3 mean not all versions of Ganymed-3 work.) Please see instructions at (link to Ganymed build section) for how to check out and build your own version of GEOS-5. You can also (see below) link to another existing build of GEOS-5 to set up the RadApp tool.

In this example I will use a build of the GEOS-5 tag '''prc+Ganymed-4_0_BETA1'''.

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That's it, we've built the code!

=== What is Needed to Run the Module? ===

The RadApp tool utilizes much of the underlying GEOS-5 infrastructure to function. For example, you use the usual HISTORY structure to generate output files. Additionally, RadApp requires inputs. These inputs use EXTDATA. So we need to provide certain resource files and input data in order to actually run the calculation.

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 == How to Check Out and Build the Code ==
-RadApp works with Ganymed and later versions of the GEOS-5 modeling system, and presumes access to an existing build of that system.  Please see instructions at (link to Ganymed build section) for how to check out and build your own version of GEOS-5.  You can also (see below) link to another existing build of GEOS-5 to set up the RadApp tool.
+RadApp works with Ganymed-3_0 and later versions of the GEOS-5 modeling system, and presumes access to an existing build of that system.  (I suggest Ganymed-4 or later because updates made to MAPL in Ganymed-3 mean not all versions of Ganymed-3 work.)  Please see instructions at (link to Ganymed build section) for how to check out and build your own version of GEOS-5.  You can also (see below) link to another existing build of GEOS-5 to set up the RadApp tool.
 In this example I will use a build of the GEOS-5 tag '''prc+Ganymed-4_0_BETA1'''.
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 That's it, we've built the code!
+=== What is Needed to Run the Module? ===
+The RadApp tool utilizes much of the underlying GEOS-5 infrastructure to function.  For example, you use the usual HISTORY structure to generate output files.  Additionally, RadApp requires inputs.  These inputs use EXTDATA.  So we need to provide certain resource files and input data in order to actually run the calculation.