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/*  INSTRUCTIONS FOR SUCCESSFUL COMPILE ON ARM6 (Raspberry Pi)   */\
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     step 1:\
     you will first need to download the main armadillo library source, and extract it into your home directory.\
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     armadillo library source:  http://arma.sourceforge.net/download.html#all_platforms\
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     step two: \
     install cmake:http://www.cmake.org/cmake/resources/software.html\
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     its easier to just launch the command:\
     sudo apt-get install cmake\
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	follow the instructions below which are also supplied in greater detail within the README.txt file of the armadillo library. \
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	The steps I took were:\
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	launching the ./configure in the armadillo folder\
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	cmake\
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	make\
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	make \
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     README.txt instructions:\
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     === 3.1: Installation on Linux and Mac OS X ===\
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     You can use the manual installation process as described in\
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     section 3.2, or the following CMake based automatic installation.\
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     * Step 1:\
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     If CMake is not already be present on your system, download\
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     it from http://www.cmake.org\
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     On major Linux systems (such as Fedora, Ubuntu, Debian, etc),\
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     cmake is available as a pre-built package, though it may need\
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     to be explicitly installed (using a tool such as PackageKit,\
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     yum, rpm, apt, aptitude).\
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     * Step 2:\
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     If you have BLAS and/or LAPACK, install them before installing\
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     Armadillo. Under Mac OS X this is not necessary.\
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     On Linux systems it is recommended that the following libraries\
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     are present: LAPACK, BLAS, ATLAS and Boost. LAPACK and BLAS are\
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     the most important. If you have ATLAS and Boost, it's also necessary\
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     to have the corresponding header files installed.\
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     For best performance, we recommend using the multi-threaded\
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     OpenBLAS library instead of standard BLAS.\
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     See http://xianyi.github.com/OpenBLAS/\
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     * Step 3:\
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     Open a shell (command line), change into the directory that was\
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     created by unpacking the armadillo archive, and type the following\
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     commands:\
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     cmake .\
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     make\
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     The full stop separated from "cmake" by a space is important.\
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     CMake will figure out what other libraries are currently installed\
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     and will modify Armadillo's configuration correspondingly.\
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     CMake will also generate a run-time armadillo library, which is a\
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     combined alias for all the relevant libraries present on your system\
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     (eg. BLAS, LAPACK and ATLAS).\
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     If you need to re-run cmake, it's a good idea to first delete the\
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     "CMakeCache.txt" file (not "CMakeLists.txt").\
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     Caveat: out-of-tree builds are currently not supported; for example,\
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     creating a sub-directory called "build" and running cmake .. from\
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     within "build" is currently not supported.\
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     * Step 4:\
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     If you have access to root/administrator/superuser privileges,\
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     first enable the privileges (eg. through "su" or "sudo")\
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     and then type the following command:\
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     make install\
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     If you don't have root/administrator/superuser privileges,\
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     type the following command:\
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     make install DESTDIR=my_usr_dir\
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     where "my_usr_dir" is for storing C++ headers and library files.\
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     Make sure your C++ compiler is configured to use the sub-directories\
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     present within this directory.\
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