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/*! \page p_installation Installation
\section s_install_dep Installing Clipper and dependencies
On Linux systems you will need at least gcc 2.96. On SGI and alpha,
any resonably recent compiler (i.e. last 2 years) should do.
Clipper has the following dependencies:
- The 'fftw' FFT library: http://www.fftw.org/
- (Alternatively, a kiss-fft overlay is available).
It may optionally be used with:
- The CCP4v5.0 and mmdb libraries: ftp://ftp.ccp4.ac.uk/prerelease/ccp4-onlylibs-dev.tar.gz
- The 'cctbx' Crystallographic toolbox: http://cctbx.sourceforge.net/
The following instructions should download and install Clipper and all
its dependencies on a properly configured Linux machine.
\include install.csh
This file is available as a shell script from the Clipper homepage.
\subsection ss_install_dep_problems Problems
Likely problems may include:
- Failure to agree to CCP4 v6 license agreement. If you have not installed CCP4 v6 before, you should read the agreement at http://www.ccp4.ac.uk/ and then use the following before attempting the install:
\code
echo $user `date` "V5.0" > ${HOME}/.agree2ccp4v6
\endcode
- Non-Linux platforms: Change the CCP4 configure line to have the name of your platform, instead of 'linux', on the end. The fortran example will fail.
- 'wget' fails: Your firewall may block wget. In which case, fetch the tar files by hand and then run the rest of the script.
- If you haven't installed cctbx, the cctbx example will fail.
*/
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