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Admin: /* Linux/Unix/OSX */

2014-08-28T07:27:48Z

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	! Package		! Package
	! Description		! Description
	~~! Requires extension pack~~
	\|-		\|-
	\| contrib		\| contrib
	\| Builds the FANN, SVM (libsvm~~, LS-SVMlab~~) and NNSYSID libraries		\| Builds the FANN, SVM (libsvm) and NNSYSID libraries
	~~\| Yes~~
	\|-		\|-
	\| cexamples		\| cexamples
	\| Builds the binaries for several C/C++ simulators		\| Builds the binaries for several C/C++ simulators
	~~\| No~~
	\|}		\|}

Admin: /* Optional: Compiling libraries */

2014-08-28T07:26:29Z

Optional: Compiling libraries

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	== Optional: Compiling libraries ==		== Optional: Compiling libraries ==

	There are some alternative libraries and simulators available that have to be compiled for your specific platform. Instructions depend on your operating system~~. Ensure you have installed the extension pack before continuing~~.		There are some alternative libraries and simulators available that have to be compiled for your specific platform. Instructions depend on your operating system.

	=== Linux/Unix/OSX ===		=== Linux/Unix/OSX ===
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	# Ensure you have the usual build tools installed: gcc, g++, autotools, make, etc		# Ensure you have the usual build tools installed: gcc, g++, autotools, make, etc
	# From the command line shell (so NOT from inside Matlab): Go to the toolbox installation directory and type '<code>make</code>'. This will build everything for you (C/C++ files, SVM libraries, ...). If you only want to build certain packages simply '<code>make Package</code>' in the toolbox installation directory.		# From the command line shell (so NOT from inside Matlab): Go to the toolbox installation directory and type '<code>make</code>'. This will build everything for you (C/C++ files, SVM libraries, ...). If you only want to build certain packages simply '<code>make Package</code>' in the toolbox installation directory.
	~~## Note: if this is giving you problems, and you just want to compile the LS-SVMs you can try running makeLSSVM from inside Matlab (see the Windows instructions below)~~
	## For Matlab versions R2011a and above, in case your operating system is Mac OS X (version 10.6 - Snow Leopard upwards), and the C compiler being used is Xcode version 4.1 and above, you will need to install a patch from MathWorks, please refer to [http://www.mathworks.nl/support/solutions/en/data/1-FR6LXJ/ this]. You will also need to update the SDKROOT entry in mexopts.sh file (usually located in ~/.matlab/R2012b/mexopts.sh), according to its location in the filesystem as it has been moved in recent versions of OS X. For example, for OS X Lion the updated entry should be,		## For Matlab versions R2011a and above, in case your operating system is Mac OS X (version 10.6 - Snow Leopard upwards), and the C compiler being used is Xcode version 4.1 and above, you will need to install a patch from MathWorks, please refer to [http://www.mathworks.nl/support/solutions/en/data/1-FR6LXJ/ this]. You will also need to update the SDKROOT entry in mexopts.sh file (usually located in ~/.matlab/R2012b/mexopts.sh), according to its location in the filesystem as it has been moved in recent versions of OS X. For example, for OS X Lion the updated entry should be,
	###<code>SDKROOT='/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/MacOSX.platform/Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.7.sdk/'</code>		###<code>SDKROOT='/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/MacOSX.platform/Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.7.sdk/'</code>

Sprashant: /* Linux/Unix/OSX */

2012-11-23T14:19:10Z

Linux/Unix/OSX

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	## Note: if this is giving you problems, and you just want to compile the LS-SVMs you can try running makeLSSVM from inside Matlab (see the Windows instructions below)		## Note: if this is giving you problems, and you just want to compile the LS-SVMs you can try running makeLSSVM from inside Matlab (see the Windows instructions below)
	## For Matlab versions R2011a and above, in case your operating system is Mac OS X (version 10.6 - Snow Leopard upwards), and the C compiler being used is Xcode version 4.1 and above, you will need to install a patch from MathWorks, please refer to [http://www.mathworks.nl/support/solutions/en/data/1-FR6LXJ/ this]. You will also need to update the SDKROOT entry in mexopts.sh file (usually located in ~/.matlab/R2012b/mexopts.sh), according to its location in the filesystem as it has been moved in recent versions of OS X. For example, for OS X Lion the updated entry should be,		## For Matlab versions R2011a and above, in case your operating system is Mac OS X (version 10.6 - Snow Leopard upwards), and the C compiler being used is Xcode version 4.1 and above, you will need to install a patch from MathWorks, please refer to [http://www.mathworks.nl/support/solutions/en/data/1-FR6LXJ/ this]. You will also need to update the SDKROOT entry in mexopts.sh file (usually located in ~/.matlab/R2012b/mexopts.sh), according to its location in the filesystem as it has been moved in recent versions of OS X. For example, for OS X Lion the updated entry should be,
	###<code>SDKROOT='/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/MacOSX.platform/Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.7.sdk/'</code>		###<code>SDKROOT='/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/MacOSX.platform/Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.7.sdk/'</code>
			### It is also advisable to change the entry for <code>CC</code> from <code>gcc-4.2</code> to just <code>gcc</code>.
	## If you encounter the message "This process is attempting to exclude an item from Time Machine by path without administrator privileges. This is not supported." on Mac OS X while building the code, building it as a super-user by using the command '<code>sudo make</code>' instead of only '<code>make</code>' will solve the problem.		## If you encounter the message "This process is attempting to exclude an item from Time Machine by path without administrator privileges. This is not supported." on Mac OS X while building the code, building it as a super-user by using the command '<code>sudo make</code>' instead of only '<code>make</code>' will solve the problem.
	# A complete list of available packages follows:		# A complete list of available packages follows:

Sprashant: /* Linux/Unix/OSX */

2012-11-22T14:53:35Z

Linux/Unix/OSX

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	## For Matlab versions R2011a and above, in case your operating system is Mac OS X (version 10.6 - Snow Leopard upwards), and the C compiler being used is Xcode version 4.1 and above, you will need to install a patch from MathWorks, please refer to [http://www.mathworks.nl/support/solutions/en/data/1-FR6LXJ/ this]. You will also need to update the SDKROOT entry in mexopts.sh file (usually located in ~/.matlab/R2012b/mexopts.sh), according to its location in the filesystem as it has been moved in recent versions of OS X. For example, for OS X Lion the updated entry should be,		## For Matlab versions R2011a and above, in case your operating system is Mac OS X (version 10.6 - Snow Leopard upwards), and the C compiler being used is Xcode version 4.1 and above, you will need to install a patch from MathWorks, please refer to [http://www.mathworks.nl/support/solutions/en/data/1-FR6LXJ/ this]. You will also need to update the SDKROOT entry in mexopts.sh file (usually located in ~/.matlab/R2012b/mexopts.sh), according to its location in the filesystem as it has been moved in recent versions of OS X. For example, for OS X Lion the updated entry should be,
	###<code>SDKROOT='/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/MacOSX.platform/Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.7.sdk/'</code>		###<code>SDKROOT='/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/MacOSX.platform/Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.7.sdk/'</code>
			## If you encounter the message "This process is attempting to exclude an item from Time Machine by path without administrator privileges. This is not supported." on Mac OS X while building the code, building it as a super-user by using the command '<code>sudo make</code>' instead of only '<code>make</code>' will solve the problem.
	# A complete list of available packages follows:		# A complete list of available packages follows:

Sprashant: /* Linux/Unix/OSX */

2012-10-12T07:49:38Z

Linux/Unix/OSX

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	# From the command line shell (so NOT from inside Matlab): Go to the toolbox installation directory and type '<code>make</code>'. This will build everything for you (C/C++ files, SVM libraries, ...). If you only want to build certain packages simply '<code>make Package</code>' in the toolbox installation directory.		# From the command line shell (so NOT from inside Matlab): Go to the toolbox installation directory and type '<code>make</code>'. This will build everything for you (C/C++ files, SVM libraries, ...). If you only want to build certain packages simply '<code>make Package</code>' in the toolbox installation directory.
	## Note: if this is giving you problems, and you just want to compile the LS-SVMs you can try running makeLSSVM from inside Matlab (see the Windows instructions below)		## Note: if this is giving you problems, and you just want to compile the LS-SVMs you can try running makeLSSVM from inside Matlab (see the Windows instructions below)
			## For Matlab versions R2011a and above, in case your operating system is Mac OS X (version 10.6 - Snow Leopard upwards), and the C compiler being used is Xcode version 4.1 and above, you will need to install a patch from MathWorks, please refer to [http://www.mathworks.nl/support/solutions/en/data/1-FR6LXJ/ this]. You will also need to update the SDKROOT entry in mexopts.sh file (usually located in ~/.matlab/R2012b/mexopts.sh), according to its location in the filesystem as it has been moved in recent versions of OS X. For example, for OS X Lion the updated entry should be,
			###<code>SDKROOT='/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/MacOSX.platform/Developer/SDKs/MacOSX10.7.sdk/'</code>
	# A complete list of available packages follows:		# A complete list of available packages follows:


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Mnguyen: /* Windows */

2012-02-21T14:45:44Z

Windows

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	## So far nobody has yet got it to work under Windows, but don't let that stop you.		## So far nobody has yet got it to work under Windows, but don't let that stop you.
	# Compiling Java classes using Eclipse (only for SVN version of the Toolbox, on linux you can just use the make command)		# Compiling Java classes using Eclipse (only for SVN version of the Toolbox, on linux you can just use the make command)
	## open ~~eclipse~~		## open Eclipse
	## import ant buildfile		## import ant buildfile
	### File->New->Other		### File->New->Other
	### Java->Java Project from Existing Ant Buildfile		### Java->Java Project from Existing Ant Buildfile
	### Select build.xml in the SUMO root directory		### Select build.xml in the SUMO root directory
	### Finish		### click 'Finish'
	### Add external jars from Matlab install to buildpath if necessary		### Add external jars from Matlab install to buildpath if necessary
	## Open configure.m in the SUMO root directory and change bin/ to src/ for the java paths (the lines below ''% add java paths'')		## Open configure.m in the SUMO root directory and change bin/ to src/ for the java paths (the lines below ''% add java paths'')
			## Type in 'go' in the Matlab command line to see whether the compilation worked
			## If the SUMO Toolbox does not start, make sure the java virtual machine of matlab and eclipse are the same
			### Type in 'version('-java')' in the Matlab command line to find the jvm version used by matlab
			### In Eclipse, right click the SUMO-Toolbox project -> Properties -> Java Compiler
			### Change the Java Compiler used by Eclipse by ticking the 'Enable project specific settings' and selecting the same version of the Java Compiler as the Matlab jvm

Mnguyen: /* Windows */

2012-02-13T09:56:01Z

Windows

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	### Finish		### Finish
	### Add external jars from Matlab install to buildpath if necessary		### Add external jars from Matlab install to buildpath if necessary
	## Open configure.m and change bin/ to src/		## Open configure.m in the SUMO root directory and change bin/ to src/ for the java paths (the lines below ''% add java paths'')

Mnguyen: /* Windows */

2012-01-31T15:54:03Z

Windows

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	### Select build.xml in the SUMO root directory		### Select build.xml in the SUMO root directory
	### Finish		### Finish
	### Add external jars from Matlab install to buildpath if ~~neccessary~~		### Add external jars from Matlab install to buildpath if necessary
	## Open configure.m and change bin/ to src/		## Open configure.m and change bin/ to src/

Mnguyen: /* Windows */

2012-01-31T15:53:51Z

Windows

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	### Select build.xml in the SUMO root directory		### Select build.xml in the SUMO root directory
	### Finish		### Finish
			### Add external jars from Matlab install to buildpath if neccessary
	## Open configure.m and change bin/ to src/		## Open configure.m and change bin/ to src/

Mnguyen: /* Windows */

2012-01-31T15:44:59Z

Windows

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	## In order to use the [http://leenissen.dk/fann/ FANN] backend, you will have to compile the FANN library and mex files.		## In order to use the [http://leenissen.dk/fann/ FANN] backend, you will have to compile the FANN library and mex files.
	## So far nobody has yet got it to work under Windows, but don't let that stop you.		## So far nobody has yet got it to work under Windows, but don't let that stop you.
	# Compiling Java classes using Eclipse (only for SVN version of the Toolbox)		# Compiling Java classes using Eclipse (only for SVN version of the Toolbox, on linux you can just use the make command)
	## open eclipse		## open eclipse
	## import ant buildfile		## import ant buildfile