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--- install [2013/04/11 21:07] – [Building and installing from source] Add gcc requirement for Fedora arnaud
+++ install [2016/08/23 20:29] (current) – [Additional notes] Update on gschem integration arnaud
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 ====== Download and install ======
-===== Download the source =====
+===== Install the dependencies =====
-The source can be downloaded from repo.cz:
-http://repo.or.cz/w/oscopy.git
-To download it:
+Note: the current dependencies below are for experimental branch
-<code>
-$ git clone git://repo.or.cz/oscopy.git
-</code>
-===== Building and installing from source =====
+Requested dependencies for building and downloading
+  * autoconf
+  * gettext
+  * intltool >= 0.41.0
+  * git
-=== General instructions ===
+Requested dependencies for execution
+  * python
+  * python-gtk2
+  * ipython3
+  * python3-numpy
+  * python3-matplotlib
+  * python3-dbus
+  * python3-xdg
+  * python3-gi >= 3.14
+  * python3-gi-dev >= 3.14
-To install Oscopy/IOscopy a the system:
+Optional dependencies to run demo/demo.oscopy
+  * geda-gaf and more specifically gschem and gnetlist
+  * gnucap
-Dependencies for building:
+==== Debian ====
-  *autoconf
+Tested on oldstable (Squeeze) and unstable (Sid) as of 04/2013.
-  *gettext
-  *intltool >= 0.41.0
-Dependencies for execution:
+Will not install on Squeeze due to default release ipython 0.10.
-  * python
-  * python-gtk
-  * ipython > 0.13
-  * python-numpy
-  * python-matplotlib
-  * python-dbus
-  * python-xdg
-=== Debian ===
+Shall install on Wheezy (not tested).
-Tested on stable (squeeze) and unstable (sid).
-Will not install on stable due to default release ipython 0.10.
   * Install git, autotools and related packages:
-<code># apt-get git autoconf gettext intltool python-gtk2-dev gcc</code>
+<code># apt-get git autoconf gettext intltool python-gtk2-dev</code>
-  * Install oscopy
+  * Install oscopy dependencies:
-<code>$ cd oscopy
+<code># apt-get install ipython python-matplotlib </code>
-$ ./autogen.sh && ./configure && make install</code>
+  * Optional: to execute demo.oscopy script install geda and gnucap
+<code># apt-get install geda gnucap </code>
-=== Ubuntu ===
+==== Ubuntu ====
 Tested on Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal Quetzal
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 <code>$ sudo apt-get install geda gnucap </code>
-  * Install oscopy (once cloned from git repo)
+==== Fedora ====
-<code>$ cd oscopy
-$./autogen.sh && ./configure && make install</code>
-=== Fedora ===
-Work ongoing here...
 Tested on Fedora 18
   * Install git, autotools and related packages (maybe needed to run the command twice ?)
-<code># yum install git autoconf gettext intltool pygtk2-devel</code>
+<code># yum install git autoconf gettext intltool pygtk2-devel gcc</code>
   * Install oscopy dependencies:
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   * Optional: to execute demo.oscopy script install geda and gnucap
 <code># yum install geda-gaf gnucap </code>
+Note that in Fedora 18 default geda-gaf and gnucap appear to be very old version and might not run demo/demo.oscopy correctly.
+===== Download the source =====
+The source can be downloaded from repo.or.cz:
+http://repo.or.cz/w/oscopy.git
+or from Github:
+https://github.com/agardelein/oscopy.git
+To download it:
+<code>
+$ git clone git://repo.or.cz/oscopy.git
+</code>
+Optional: to use experimental branch
+<code>
+$ cd oscopy
+$ git pull git://repo.or.cz/oscopy.git experimental
+</code>
+===== Install oscopy =====
+Once the source downloaded, assuming in oscopy/
+<code>$ cd oscopy
+$ ./autogen.sh && ./configure && make install</code>
 ==== Additional notes ====
-Note that you might need to update your ''PYTHONPATH'', for example if you install it in ''${HOME}/geda'', to launch oscopy you might need the following line:
+Note that you might need to update your ''PYTHONPATH'', for example if you install it in ''${HOME}/geda'', to launch oscopy you might need the following lines:
-<code>PYTHONPATH=${HOME}/geda/lib/python2.X/site-packages:$PYTHONPATH</code>
+<code>$ export PYTHONPATH=${HOME}/geda/lib/python2.X/site-packages:$PYTHONPATH
+$ export PATH=$PATH:${HOME}/geda/bin
+</code>
-To use gschem integration, you will need to use the same ''--prefix'' that you used to install gschem.
+**gEDA/gschem integration**
+Oscopy can be commanded from gEDA/gschem. To use gschem integration, you will need to use the same ''--prefix'' that you used to install gschem.
+See also [[quickstart|this page]] on how to integrate with gschem.