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Starting with the 2.17 version EMPIRE-II can be installed using the setup-emp script. This is as easy as can be! Just cd to the directory containing downloaded files and type:
sh setup-emp
to execute the script. In the case of CD-ROM installation you have to mount CD-ROM before executing the script with something like (actual mount point may be different depending on your installation):
mount /mnt/cdrom
cd /mnt/cdrom
sh setup-emp
The installation script will default to the current directory for the EMPIRE distribution files so it is safe to hit Enter key when it asks for the location of source files. Next script will ask for the target directory in which EMPIRE should be installed. The default is your home directory and again Enter is a good answer since setup-emp will create 'empire' directory so that EMPIRE installation will not mess up with your files. Then the script will ask whether you want to install EXFOR and HF-BCS level densities. You certainly want to answer yes if you have them downloaded. If you are installing from the CD-ROM you may also say 'no'. The script will not copy EXFOR and/or HF-BCS level densities to the hard disk but will create links to the CD-ROM instead. Thus, you will be able to use both libraries providing you have EMPIRE distribution CD-ROM inserted into your CD-ROM drive and mounted while running calculations. A substantial reduction of the occupied disk space may compensate for a slight overhead (order of seconds), which is due to the low transfer rate of data from the CD-ROM. After all files are uncompressed and copied the script will ask for the FORTRAN compiler of your choice. By default, Linux standard g77 is used but you may prefer to specify another one (NOTE: the compiler must already be installed on your system). Next the whole package is compiled. There will be a flood of warnings during ECIS compilation. These are caused by the ECIS style for setting array dimensions. It is 'legal' but not appreciated by most compilers. As long as 'ecis' executable is created in the empire/source directory these warning messages can be safely ignored.
The setbacks were mandated by the 1916 Zoning Resolution, which was intended to allow sunlight to reach the streets as well.[d] Normally, a building of the Empire State's dimensions would be permitted to build up to 12 stories on the Fifth Avenue side, and up to 17 stories on the 33rd Street and 34th Street sides, before it would have to utilize setbacks.[37] However, with the largest setback being located above the base, the tower stories could contain a uniform shape.[48][49][42] According to architectural writer Robert A. M. Stern, the building's form contrasted with the nearly contemporary, similarly designed 500 Fifth Avenue eight blocks north, which had an asymmetrical massing on a smaller lot.[36]
The riveted steel frame of the building was originally designed to handle all of the building's gravitational stresses and wind loads.[78] The amount of material used in the building's construction resulted in a very stiff structure when compared to other skyscrapers, with a structural stiffness of 42 pounds per square foot (2.0 kPa) versus the Willis Tower's 33 pounds per square foot (1.6 kPa) and the John Hancock Center's 26 pounds per square foot (1.2 kPa).[79] A December 1930 feature in Popular Mechanics estimated that a building with the Empire State's dimensions would still stand even if hit with an impact of 50 short tons (45 long tons).[48]
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