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Installation Installation
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Instructions are available for the following operating systems: Instructions are available for the following operating systems:
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To install ``uirc``, you need to have the following items: To install ``uirc``, you need to have the following items:
* Git (obviously)
* A C compiler (``uirc`` uses ``gcc`` by default, but you can change what compiler you use in the `config.mk file <config.mk>`_.) * A C compiler (``uirc`` uses ``gcc`` by default, but you can change what compiler you use in the `config.mk file <config.mk>`_.)
* The cURL libraries * The cURL libraries
* The ``stb`` libraries * The ``stb`` libraries
If you want to install all three at once, follow the instructions for your system below. If you want to install all four at once, follow the instructions for your system below.
Debian/Debian-based (Ubuntu, Pop!_OS, etc.) Debian/Debian-based (Ubuntu, Pop!_OS, etc.)
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.. code:: bash .. code:: bash
$ doas pkg_add git curl wget $ doas pkg_add git curl wget
# then, clone the repository and install the 'stb' library:
$ git clone https://github.com/brysonsteck/uirc && cd uirc $ git clone https://github.com/brysonsteck/uirc && cd uirc
# in BSD, you must install the 'stb' library manually from GitHub. do this with: # in BSD, you must install the 'stb' library manually from GitHub. do this with:
$ doas make stb $ doas make stb
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# or, if you want to install globally, use: # or, if you want to install globally, use:
$ doas make install $ doas make install
Other Linux/UNIX-based systems
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If you fit this category, you probably know what you need to build ``uirc``.
Windows Windows
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