How can I make CalFUSE run faster?
CalFUSE requires two things of your machine: memory and I/O. To help the program run more quickly, turn off other memory-intensive applications, especially IDL. If your computer has a fiber-optically-coupled disk, take advantage of its increased speed by moving your data and calibration files there. Trouble Compiling CalFUSE Q: I just tried to do a “make install” of CalFUSE. It got as far as trying to compile slalib, but then crashed because it seemed to be trying to use fort77 instead of f77 to do the compiling. What’s up? A: We’ve seen this problem before. Typing “make -e install” instead of “make install” should do the trick.
