AtomEye (c) Ju Li. 
See <http://mt.seas.upenn.edu/Archive/Graphics/A> for details.

Modifications to read XYZ and NetCDF files and Python interface
(c) James Kermode 2008-2013 <james.kermode@kcl.ac.uk>.
See <http://www.jrkermode.co.uk/AtomEye> for details of these

Compilation
===========

You'll need to edit Makefile.config for your system, and then run
'make' to build a binary or 'make atomeyelib' to build a library.

See the 'Python' subdirectory for a Python extension module which
links to this library. Documentation for the Python interface is
available at <http://www.jrkermode.co.uk/quippy/atomeye.html>

If you want to compile both targets, it's very important that you do a
'make clean' in between building the standalone binary and the library.

QUIP users
==========

If you are a QUIP user, you should check out this module underneath
${QUIP_ROOT}/Tools, and set the QUIP_ARCH environment variable
appropriately. This will use your QUIP Makefiles to determine the
compiler, flags and libraries needed. You can then run 'make' or 'make
atomeyelib' as above.


Mac OS X Application
====================

To build a Mac OS X 'droplet' application, run 'make
AtomEye.app'. This application can then be copied to your Applications
folder and associated with XYZ files to allow them to be opened from
the Finder.

Binaries
========

Some (unsupported!) binary exectuable, mostly for recent Mac OS X version
are available from https://www.dropbox.com/sh/n5fzlze6fgh4pqo/AAATTvEDiPM6ujD5SbG85-97a?dl=0