Added Information about Windows Compiling
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$ ./traceAnalyzer
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```
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### Building on OSX
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### Building on MacOS (Formerly OSX)
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- Install XCode
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- Install SystemC manually in /opt:
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Now you can try to run DRAMSys and traceAnalyzer App inside folder simulator and traceAnalyzer, respectively
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### Building on Windows 10
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DRAMSys can also run on Windows 10 with the *Windows Subsystem for Linux* (WSL) feature. You can install a linux distribution like Debian over the windows app store.
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We refer to the following example [website](https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/wsl/install-win10).
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Then DRAMSys can be installed as described above for Linux. However it might be advisable to install Qt, SystemC and qwt by hand. Qt should be downloaded from the Qt website.
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The install systemc.sh script can be used to install SystemC and for QWT the version 6.1.3 should be used.
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Also the build configuration for SystemC should be configured as static with pthreads in the ```simulator.pro``` file:
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```qmake
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#LIBS += -L$${systemc_home}/lib-$${systemc_target_arch} -lsystemc
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LIBS += -L$${systemc_home}/lib-$${systemc_target_arch} -Wl,-Bstatic -lsystemc -Wl,-Bdynamic -pthread
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```
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### DRAMSys Configuration
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The **DRAMSys** executable supports one argument which is a XML file that
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