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Pre-compiled BinariesOn supported platforms where we cannot or do not currently offer a self-installer, we offer instead a pre-compiled package containing all the same material. The pre-compiled packages require you to do a manual install, but it is not difficult. They also do not offer automatic uninstall - see Uninstall for manual uninstallation. Pre-compiled binary packages are available from the BRAHMS SourceForge project page (download, browse all files). Look for a compressed archive (zip or tar.gz) including the tag "Binaries" in its filename. Unless you know better, download the latest release. Install the binary packageUnzip archive contents to folder of your choice. On Linux, for example...
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Third-party packagesThe self-installer packages BRAHMS and the SystemML Toolbox, so you now have everything you need to run BRAHMS. If you want to use Python or Matlab with BRAHMS, you may have to install these (if you do not already have them installed). If you want to build your own C or C++ processes, you will need a compiler. If BRAHMS won't run, you may be missing a required library. See Prerequisites for more information. |
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