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Installation
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============
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Installation on Linux/UNIX
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--------------------------
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Note:
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A C compiler is required - knowledge of C is not!
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The GNU C Compiler is fully supported, other compilers may work. The C compiler
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should be in your ``$PATH`` (most likely the case). Note that some few Linux
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distributions do not ship with a GCC compiler preinstalled - then you have to
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install it.
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Install Nimrod by downloading the appropriate ``.zip`` file and extracting it
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to a directory of your choice. The Nimrod Compiler will stay in this
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directory (unless you copy it somewhere else). The compiler does not need
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write access to its directory anymore, so copying the nimrod folder to ``/opt``
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does work.
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Then run the following command::
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sh build.sh
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Unlike other software, Nimrod does not distribute its files over the whole file
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hierarchy. This has the advantage that you can deinstall it by just deleting
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its folder. The disadvantage is that you have to add it to your ``PATH``
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manually. An alternative is to create a symbolic link in ``/usr/bin``::
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[sudo] ln -s $your_install_dir/bin/nimrod /usr/bin/nimrod
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Installation on the Macintosh
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-----------------------------
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Only MacOS X is supported.
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Since MacOS X is UNIX based too, it works like the installation on Linux. You
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need to install Apple's developer's tools for the GNU Compiler Collection
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though.
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Installation on Windows
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-----------------------
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Install Nimrod by downloading and running
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the ``nimrod_$version.exe`` file. As default, the ``LLVM-GCC``
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compiler is used that is bundled with this installer. You can change
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the configuration file to use another C compiler.
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Currently, the following C compilers are supported under Windows:
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- | Microsoft's Visual C++
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| http://msdn.microsoft.com/visualc
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| (You need the SDK too - but not the full one: Essential are only
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the win32api header files and import libraries.)
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- | Gnu C Compiler (the mingw version; the cygwin version has not been tested!)
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| http://www.mingw.org/download.shtml
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- | LLVM with GNU C/C++ frontend
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| http://llvm.org/releases/download.html#2.2
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- | Digital Mars C++
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| http://www.digitalmars.com/download/freecompiler.html
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For better compile times I recommend Digital Mars C++ -- it is easy to install
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and a small package.
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Installation
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============
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Installation on Linux/UNIX
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--------------------------
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Note:
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A C compiler is required - knowledge of C is not!
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The GNU C Compiler is fully supported, other compilers may work. The C compiler
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should be in your ``$PATH`` (most likely the case). Note that some few Linux
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distributions do not ship with a GCC compiler preinstalled - then you have to
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install it.
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Install Nimrod by downloading the appropriate ``.zip`` file and extracting it
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to a directory of your choice. The Nimrod Compiler will stay in this
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directory (unless you copy it somewhere else). The compiler does not need
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write access to its directory, so copying the nimrod folder to ``/opt``
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does work.
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Then run the following command::
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sh build.sh
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Unlike other software, Nimrod does not distribute its files over the whole file
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hierarchy. This has the advantage that you can deinstall it by just deleting
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its folder. The disadvantage is that you have to add it to your ``PATH``
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manually. An alternative is to create a symbolic link in ``/usr/bin``::
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[sudo] ln -s $your_install_dir/bin/nimrod /usr/bin/nimrod
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Installation on the Macintosh
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-----------------------------
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Only MacOS X is supported.
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Since MacOS X is UNIX based too, it works like the installation on Linux. You
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need to install Apple's developer's tools for the GNU Compiler Collection
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though.
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Installation on Windows
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-----------------------
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Install Nimrod by downloading and running
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the ``nimrod_$version.exe`` file. As default, the ``GCC``
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compiler is used that is bundled with this installer. **You can change
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the configuration file** ``config/nimrod.cfg`` **to use another C compiler
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or change the path to GCC.**
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Currently, the following C compilers are supported under Windows:
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- | Microsoft's Visual C++
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| http://msdn.microsoft.com/visualc
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| (You need the SDK too - but not the full one: Only
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the win32api header files and import libraries are essential.)
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- | Gnu C Compiler (the mingw version; the cygwin version has not been tested!)
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| http://www.mingw.org/download.shtml
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- | LLVM with GNU C/C++ frontend
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| http://llvm.org/releases/download.html#2.2
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- | Digital Mars C++
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| http://www.digitalmars.com/download/freecompiler.html
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For better compile times I recommend Digital Mars C++ -- it is easy to install
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and a small package.
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