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= Installation Options = | |||
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TubeTK is currently only available as source code. It is known to compile on Windows, Linux, and Macs. | TubeTK is currently only available as source code. It is known to compile on Windows, Linux, and Macs. | ||
In the future we will provide binaries for standard platforms. | In the future we will provide binaries for standard platforms. | ||
== Installing from Source == | == Installing from Source == | ||
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Installation Optionsinstallation from BinariesTubeTK is currently only available as source code. It is known to compile on Windows, Linux, and Macs. In the future we will provide binaries for standard platforms. Installing from Source1. Check on the status of TubeTKThe TubeTK Dashboard reports on the nightly build process of TubeTK. Check this to make sure the current version of TubeTK is compiling and that the relevant tests are passing on your platform: 2. Build the toolkit |
