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# Line 3 | Line 3 | Building and Installing Radiance with SCons
3  
4   This file describes how to build and install Radiance using the SCons
5   based build system (an alternative to the traditional makeall script
6 < expleined in the README file).
6 > explained in the README file).
7  
8  
9   Requirements
10   ------------
11  
12   Please make sure that you have dowloaded and unpacked BOTH the Radiance
13 < source package AND the archive with the auxiliary files. Crucial parts
14 < of the system will be missing if you only have one of them.
13 > source package AND the archive with the auxiliary support files.
14 > Crucial parts of the system will be missing if you only have one of
15 > them, and SCons will be unable to build the software.
16  
17   SCons is a platform-independent software configuration and build system
18   written in Python. If SCons and Python are not already installed on your
# Line 20 | Line 21 | system, then you need to download and install them fir
21    Python:  http://www.python.org/
22    SCons:   http://www.scons.org/
23  
24 < For many systems, precompiled packages are availabls, such as Installer
24 > For many systems, precompiled packages are available, such as Installer
25   files for Windows. Most Linux distributions already come with Python
26   installed and ready to use.
27  
# Line 125 | Line 126 | Installation
126   ------------
127  
128   The software will be installed into the directories given either in the
129 < configuration file through command options, by invoking
129 > configuration file or through command options, by invoking
130  
131   $> scons install
132  
# Line 147 | Line 148 | Cleanup
148   To save disk space on your system, or in preparation of a fresh build
149   with different settings, you can clean up the source tree by invoking
150  
151 < %> scons -c
151 > $> scons -c
152  
153   This will delete all the generated object files, libraries, and
154   executables in and below the "ray/src/" subdirectory.

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