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@ -9,10 +9,10 @@ should be in your ``$PATH`` (most likely the case). Note that some few Linux
distributions do not ship with a GCC compiler preinstalled - then you have to
install it.
Install Nim by downloading the appropriate ``.zip`` file and extracting it
Install Nim by downloading the appropriate ``.zip`` file and extracting it
to a directory of your choice. The Nim Compiler will stay in this
directory (unless you copy it somewhere else). The compiler does not need
write access to its directory, so copying the nim folder to ``/opt``
directory (unless you copy it somewhere else). The compiler does not need
write access to its directory, so copying the nim folder to ``/opt``
works.
Then run the following command::
@ -26,7 +26,7 @@ manually. An alternative is to create a symbolic link in ``/usr/bin``::
[sudo] ln -s $your_install_dir/bin/nim /usr/bin/nim
There are also ``install.sh`` and ``deinstall.sh`` scripts for distributing
There are also ``install.sh`` and ``deinstall.sh`` scripts for distributing
the files over the UNIX hierarchy. However, updating your Nim installation
is more cumbersome then.
@ -35,8 +35,8 @@ Installation on the Macintosh
-----------------------------
Only MacOS X is supported.
Since MacOS X is UNIX based too, it works like the installation on Linux.
However, for unknown reasons the symbolic link method does not work on MacOS X.
Since MacOS X is UNIX based too, it works like the installation on Linux.
However, for unknown reasons the symbolic link method does not work on MacOS X.
You need to install Apple's developer's tools for the GNU Compiler Collection.
@ -64,5 +64,5 @@ However, most testing is done with GCC.
Bootstrapping from Github
-------------------------
Take a look at the readme file on github `here <https://github.com/Araq/Nim#readme>`_
Take a look at the readme file on github `here <https://github.com/nim-lang/Nim#readme>`_
for instructions.