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scons -Qh |
scons -Qh |
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You can add your build options to a file in this directory |
You can add your build options to a file in this directory |
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which you can create, called 'config.py'. |
which you can create, called 'config.py'. Otherwise you can |
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Then to build ASCEND, type |
Then to build ASCEND, type |
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INSTALLING ON LINUX |
INSTALLING ON LINUX |
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To then install ASCEND, you will need to have write access to the |
To then install ASCEND, you will need to have write access to the |
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directories INSTALL_DATA, INSTALL_BIN as specified in your |
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SCons configuration. You can then type |
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scons install |
scons install |
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at the top of the SConstruct file. |
at the top of the SConstruct file. |
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A NOTE ABOUT PREFERENCES |
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ASCEND PyGTK GUI stores your preferences in the file ~/.ascend.ini. |
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CREATING AN RPM/DEB PACKAGE |
CREATING AN RPM/DEB PACKAGE |
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Many users prefer to keep their systems clear of unpackaged |
Many users prefer to keep their systems clear of unpackaged |