The first source of documentation for MathKeisan is the Man Pages. There is a man page for each library. There are also man pages for individual subroutines in the libraries BLAS, LAPACK, ScaLAPACK, FFT, ARPACK, and PARARPACK.
For example, for BLAS, type man blas, and for the BLAS
subroutine dgemm, type man dgemm.
There are also online versions of the man pages.
If you get a No manual entry for xxx
error message, it means that the man command cannot find the
specified man page. Depending on the machine you are using, you can fix
the problem either by setting the MANPATH environment
variable, or by using the man -M flag.
The default directories for the MathKeisan man pages are shown in the table below, varying by platform.
| Host machine | Default Man Page Directory |
|---|---|
| SX cross-compiler | /SX/opt/mathkeisan/inst/man/C
|
| SX native | /usr/opt/mathkeisan/inst/man/C
|
| IPF Linux | /opt/MathKeisan/man
|
The following sections assume that the MathKeisan man pages are in the default directories listed above. If they are not in these directories, then replace the directories in the instructions below with the directories which contain the MathKeisan man pages.
MANPATH on SX Cross-Compile MachinesFor the C shell, the following line can be added to your
.cshrc file, or entered on the command line:
if ($?MANPATH) then
setenv MANPATH /SX/opt/mathkeisan/inst/man/C:$MANPATH
else
setenv MANPATH /SX/opt/mathkeisan/inst/man/C:/usr/share/man:/usr/local/man
endif
For the Bourne or Bash shell, the following line can be added to your
.profile file, or entered on the command line:
MANPATH=/SX/opt/mathkeisan/inst/man/C:${MANPATH:-/usr/share/man:/usr/local/man}
export MANPATH
Use the man -M flag to specify a man directory. For example, for the BLAS man page, type:
man -M/usr/opt/mathkeisan/inst/man/C blas
MANPATH on IPF Linux MachinesFor the C shell, the following line can be added to
your .cshrc file, or entered on the command line:
setenv MANPATH /opt/MathKeisan/man:`man -w`
For the Bash shell, the following line can
be added to your .profile file, or entered on the command line:
export MANPATH=/opt/MathKeisan/man:`man -w`