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-Quick Reference:
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 Basic work-flow to create a thor run and generate flux tables
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+    This is covered in detail in "cloudy-agn/notes/thor_guide"
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     "ssh -X kkorista@thor.cs.wmich.edu" to connect
 
     "qnodes | grep -B2 researcj|less" to get a list of available nodes
@@ -41,6 +45,10 @@ Compiling cloudy on Thor
 
     Load one of the openmpi modules before compiling the mpi version of cloudy
 
+    move to the relevant source directory, e.g., "c17.00/source/sys_mpi_gcc"
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+    "make" to build the program, which compiles to cloudy.exe
+
 
 Getting the latest version of my software
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     <local dir> command line argument here is where you want to save the project on your local machine, use "." for current directory
 
 use SSH keys
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     This creates a public key and a private key and sends the public key to the remote server, which is sufficient for secure authentication.
 
     "ssh-keygen" to create and save a key