Re: [Swarm-Support] looking for Collection.m

[Marcus G. Daniels]

Corinne Coen wrote:
>  
>
>  I have no collection.m file.  In notice that in swarm-2.1.1, the 
> collections folder contains the collection.m file.  I am using 
> swarm-2.2.  In usr/include/swarm/collections/ there is a Collection.h 
> file.  In fact, all the files in this collections folder are .h files. 
>  Is this correct?  I cannot find a Collection.m file anywhere.  Does 
> this suggest that my swarm-2.2 is not installed completely?  If it is 
> installed completely, where can I find the Collection.m file?

Right, Collections.m is a part of the source code of Swarm.   You don't 
actually need Swarm source code to run a model or write one, but you 
sometimes need it to debug one and to fully understand why something 
fails.  The most recent source code is available as described here:

http://savannah.nongnu.org/cvs/?group=swarm

If you are using a binary of Swarm, you may want to get the associated 
source code for that binary which will be some snapshot of the CVS tree.
On a Redhat/Fedora system this will be packaged as a `SRPM'.    It's 
important to have aligned source code with your binary. 

You can also make your own binary by building Swarm from source code.

Marcus