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Search a crystal to detect pairs of equivalent oxygen atoms which are in identical local environment
Spglib can be installed in two ways:
A) Users can install or update Spglib manually and use the command
  "make install" in the source directory.
or
B) Users can install or update Spglib via rootstrap which makes the setup
  process very easy. It makes one command "make rootstrap" to download
  Spglib and compile it.
To compile Spglib, one should have GNU Build Environment installed.
How to Install Spglib (For Rootstrap Installation)
Go to Spglib source directory and type "make rootstrap". This will
  download the rootstrap files and compile Spglib.
Then generate bin file for Spglib and that should be a.bin file which
  will be a compiled binary of Spglib.
Note: The reason why Spglib uses bin file is to be able to simulate
  that on Linux, a bin file can be directly executed by Linux.
  Also it is used by make install too to install Spglib in the
  source directory.
How to Install Spglib (From Source Directory)
Type "make" to compile Spglib.
Then type "make install" to install Spglib.
You can test Spglib with one of the following commands:
# cd spglib-1.1.0
#./testspglib
#./test-live-demo
You can also install Spglib via rootstrap by typing "make install".
For these above one should have GNU Build Environment installed.
Usage:
#./testspglib
#./test-live-demo
"testspglib" is a program which takes one or more.vdb files and outputs summary of the crystal with Spglib.
"test-live-demo" is a program which shows a list of all crystal pairs detected by Spglib in given input file
"testspglib-l" shows table of all crystal pairs detected by Spglib in given input file without clicking on the crystal pairs.
Installation:
To install "testspglib" or "test-live-demo" or "testspglib-l" using rootstrap
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This documentation is a reference for the Spglib Torrent Download C library; it describes how to 
use the Spglib C library.
The following is a brief introduction to the Spglib C library:
Spglib contains two basic types: the polymorphic type of the 8-bit image data
(called SP_IMAGE_FORMAT), and the polymorphic type of the 64-bit image data
(called SP_IMAGE_FORMAT64). For example, the SP_IMAGE_FORMAT8 takes the 
8-bit data and has the same address space and the same size as a 
16-bit word.
The polymorphic type SP_IMAGE_FORMAT64 takes a 64-bit word data and can be 
compared with the type of integer data on the 32-bit platforms, such as Intel
64, AMD64 and ARM64. Therefore, if you are using Spglib library on the 64-bit
platform, the same range for input/output conversion functions or search functions
should be used as for the integer data type.
When using the Spglib library, please be careful of the input range and output 
range of each function. The input range of each function is not automatically 
converted; the input range should be set to the original values.
If the input range of a function is not set, this function does not consider the
overall data of the object. Because of this reason, it is better to use the input
range for search or conversion functions. If the input range is not set for each
function, the overall data of the object is converted. In this case, the size of
the object is partially changed. When doing searches or conversions, consider 
whether or not to set the input range.
You can find the list of search and conversion functions at the document of Spglib
LIBRARY.
Conversion Functions
In this package, you can use 8-bit image data as well as the 32-bit image data.
The data size is automatically converted by the Spglib. In other words, you can
use the 8-bit image data with the same function as the 32-bit image data and the
larger/smaller data type.
By default, the Spglib library is based on the SP_IMAGE_FORMAT8 type. For
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