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- **General dependencies**
You can use [install.sh](./install.sh) in order to install dependencies. First
read and understand the script then execute it. Type your password if
required.
```bash
$ bash install.sh
```
You can use [install.sh](./install.sh) in order to install dependencies. First
read and understand the script then execute it. Type your password if
required.
```bash
$ bash install.sh
```
- **SystemC 2.3.1 and TLM 2.0**
You can use [getsysc.sh](./getsysc.sh) to download and install SystemC 2.3.1
and TLM 2.0. First read and understand the script then execute it.
``` bash
$ bash getsysc.sh
```
You can use [getsysc.sh](./getsysc.sh) to download and install SystemC 2.3.1
and TLM 2.0. First read and understand the script then execute it.
Alternatively, the sources can be downloaded from
[here](http://accellera.org/downloads/standards/systemc). For installation
instructions see the installation notes file contained in the release package.
``` bash
$ bash getsysc.sh
```
Alternatively, the sources can be downloaded from
[here](http://accellera.org/downloads/standards/systemc). For installation
instructions see the installation notes file contained in the release package.
- **qwt-6.1**
You can use [getqwt.sh](./getqwt.sh) in order to install qwt-6.1. First read
and understand the script then execute it.
```bash
$ bash getqwt.sh
```
For further information refer to [this](http://qwt.sourceforge.net/)
You can use [getqwt.sh](./getqwt.sh) in order to install qwt-6.1. First read
and understand the script then execute it.
```bash
$ bash getqwt.sh
```
For further information refer to [this](http://qwt.sourceforge.net/)
To grant flexibility to the user the paths where to find some essential
libraries and headers can be specified with environment variables. You can add
such variables to you ~/.bashrc file or equivalent.
libraries and headers can be specified with environment variables. Make sure
you have the environment variables below in your ~/.bashrc file.
```bash
# SystemC home and target architecture