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Step 1, install MPICH and FFTW2 (FFTW3 does not work as evidenced in LAMMPS documentation)
sudo apt-get install build-essential mpich-bin libmpich1.0-dev mpi-doc fftw2 fftw-dev libxaw7-dev
Step 2, Add an include line to [FONT="Courier New"]src/change_box.cpp[/FONT]
#include <cstring>
Step 3, run the following command in the [FONT="Courier New"]src[/FONT] directory
make debian
And it compiles! I don't know if those steps were obvious to people, but it caused me to do a fair bit of detective work to figure out. The [FONT="Courier New"]libxaw7-dev[/FONT] package was installed to allow xmovie to be compiled. Just one [FONT="Courier New"]make[/FONT] and it was good.
PS: This should be helpful information for people taking CEE 2324 under Professor To at the University of Pittsburgh. Instead of dealing with cygwin, I would *highly* recommend installing Ubuntu inside of Windows (you can do that)! It's just as if it were a Windows program, and no partitioning or hassle involved! Then, you can work on a *real* Linux platform instead of a Linux emulation