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NBIS Open Source Software Installation Guide

(For LINUX and MAC OSX)
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Step 1:
Run the following command to setup your build environment:

./setup.sh <TARGET INSTALLATION DIR> [--without-X11]

[--STDLIBS] [--without-OPENJP2] [--32 | --64]

<TARGET INSTALLATION DIR> is replaced by the specific directory path

where you want to install the NBIS applications, libraries,
pre-computed runtime data and manuals.

Option Usage :
--without-X11 Build without X11 support.
 --STDLIBS Build without JASPER, OpenJP2 and PNG
image format support.
--without-OPENJP2 Build without OpenJP2 image format
support.
--32 Build on 32-bit architecture machine.
(Only applicable for LINUX build.
If you are compiling on a 64-bit
machine, please have the proper
32-bit libraries installed.)
--64 Build on 64-bit architecture machine
(Only applicable for LINUX build.)

Example:
> ./setup.sh /SRC/NBIS/Main --32

Step 2:
Run the following commands to build "NBIS":
> make config
> make it

Step 3:
Run the following command to install NBIS executables into the
<TARGET_INSTALLATION_DIR> directory:
> make install LIBNBIS=[yes|no]

Step 4: (OPTIONAL)
Run the following command, if you want to generate a list of
API supported in NBIS.
> make catalog

Note: If you enable the "LIBNBIS=no" option during make install,

it will create the following libraries:
liban2k.a libclapck.a libfft.a libioutil.a libmindtct.a
libnfseg.a libpcautil.a libutil.a libbozorth3.a libf2c.a
libihead.a libjpegb.a libmlp.a libopenjp2.a libpcax.a
libwsq.a libcblas.a libfet.a libimage.a libjpegl.a libnfiq.a
libpca.a libpng.a libz.a

If you enable the "LIBNBIS=yes" option during make install, it will

combine all the libraries listed above and build libnbis.a.