# Defines the environment for the Reaction Explorer
# Copies of this file in ., ~ and res/REX are processed
# with that precedence.
#

# the following allow directories and paths to be set:

#rex_path path ?machine? 	allows one to set a full unix style path 
#				for the Reaction Explorer files, with an 
#				optional specification for the machine on
#				which that path is valid.  You can have any
#				number of these lines in this file

#run_directory directory	specifies the directory in which the Reaction
#				Explorer will be running.  This directory is
#				is normally the directory from which C2 is run
#				This directory is also the default for the 
#				database and temp directories.
#temp_directory directory	specifies where temporary files used by the
#				Reaction Explorer will be put
#database_directory directory ?machine?		sets the directory in which
#						the database will run. The
# 						optional argument specifies
#						on which machine that directory
#						is valid
#protocols path			allows one to set a full unix style path
#				for the Reaction Explorer protocols.

# the next entry specifies the computers:

#computer_list comp_list	allows one to specify which computers will be
#				used for performing computations.  The comp_list
#				has the form {computer ?maximum number of jobs?}
#				for each element of the list.  So, each of the
#				following are valid:
#					1.  sgi.octane.1
#					2.  {sgi.octane.1 ibm.rs6000.1 cray2}
#					3.  {{sgi.octane.1 3} ibm.rs6000.1 {cray2 43}}
#				in the first case, only one job at a time will be
#				run on sgi.octane.1.  In the second case, only
#				one job will be running at one time on the three
#				computers listed.  In the third case, up to three
#				jobs can be running concurrently on sgi.octane.1,
#				one on ibm.rs6000.1, and 43 on the cray.

# these next lines allow the specification of executable locations:
#  each executable can be a full unix style location specification,
#  such as ~username/dir1/dir2/executable

#mopac_executable mopac_exec
#dmol_executable dmol_exec
#discover_executable disc_exec
#cerius2_executable exe
#itcl_executable itcl_exec
#itk_executable itk_exec

# the next three lines allow one to specify on which machines, and with
#   what port, the three managers will be running and communicating.  The
#   computer_port is of the form "computer_name:port_number"

#database_manager computer_port
#request_manager computer_port
#queue_manager computer_port

# the final lines are for miscellaneous environmental specifications:

#units property units		allows one set the units for a particular property
#				can have multiple instances of this line
#characters/inch cpi		if the default settings for your screen are off
#				for tables, you can specify both the characters
#lines/inch lpi			per inch and lines per inch so that the table
#				reads properly
#database_save_interval time	how often the database is saved to disk.  The time
#				is in minutes
#display_machine machine	specifies on which machine one whishes the display
