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Download and install
Download the source
The source can be downloaded from repo.cz: http://repo.or.cz/w/oscopy.git
To download it:
$ git clone git://repo.or.cz/oscopy.git
And to use experimental branch
$ cd oscopy $ git pull git://repo.or.cz/oscopy.git experimental
Building and installing from source
General instructions
To install Oscopy/IOscopy a the system:
Dependencies for building:
- autoconf
- gettext
- intltool >= 0.41.0
Dependencies for execution:
- python
- python-gtk
- ipython > 0.13
- python-numpy
- python-matplotlib
- python-dbus
- python-xdg
Debian
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:
# apt-get git autoconf gettext intltool python-gtk2-dev
- Install oscopy
$ cd oscopy $ ./autogen.sh && ./configure && make install
Ubuntu
Tested on Ubuntu 12.10 Quantal Quetzal
- Install git, autotools and related packages:
$ sudo apt-get install git autoconf gettext intltool python-gtk2-dev
- Install oscopy dependencies:
$ sudo apt-get install ipython python-matplotlib
- Optional: to execute demo.oscopy script install geda and gnucap
$ sudo apt-get install geda gnucap
- Install oscopy (once cloned from git repo)
$ cd oscopy $./autogen.sh && ./configure && make install
Fedora
Work ongoing here…
Tested on Fedora 18
- Install git, autotools and related packages (maybe needed to run the command twice ?)
# yum install git autoconf gettext intltool pygtk2-devel gcc
- Install oscopy dependencies:
# yum install ipython dbus-python
- Optional: to execute demo.oscopy script install geda and gnucap
# yum install geda-gaf gnucap
- Install oscopy (once cloned from git repo)
$ cd oscopy $./autogen.sh && ./configure && make install
Note that in Fedora 18 geda-gaf and gnucap appear to be very old version and might not run demo/demo.scopy correctly.
Additional notes
Note that you might need to update your PYTHONPATH, for example if you install it in ${HOME}/geda, to launch oscopy you might need the following line:
PYTHONPATH=${HOME}/geda/lib/python2.X/site-packages:$PYTHONPATH
To use gschem integration, you will need to use the same –prefix that you used to install gschem.