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A tarball of the Catalyst source can be downloaded from the [http://catalyst. | A tarball of the Catalyst source can be downloaded from the [http://catalyst.paraview.org/catalyst/resources/software.html Catalyst Website] or a source tree can be generated from a ParaView source tree using the steps describe in [[Generating Catalyst Source Tree|Generating Catalyst Source Tree]]. | ||
The Catalyst source tree contains a shell script called cmake.sh that provides the appropriate cmake command to configure Catalyst. To configure Catalyst the following command should be run: | The Catalyst source tree contains a shell script called cmake.sh that provides the appropriate cmake command to configure Catalyst. To configure Catalyst the following command should be run: | ||
Latest revision as of 16:54, 19 July 2013
A tarball of the Catalyst source can be downloaded from the Catalyst Website or a source tree can be generated from a ParaView source tree using the steps describe in Generating Catalyst Source Tree. The Catalyst source tree contains a shell script called cmake.sh that provides the appropriate cmake command to configure Catalyst. To configure Catalyst the following command should be run:
cd <catalyst_build_dir> <catalyst_source_dir>/cmake.sh <catalyst_source_dir>
Where <catalyst_build_dir> is the target build directory for Catalyst and <catalyst_source_dir> is the source tree. Note other CMake options can be passed to the script, for example a generator could be specified using the -G option.
Once the cmake.sh script has been run, Catalyst can be built by running the following command (assuming the default generator is used):
cd <catalyst_build_dir> make
Where <catalyst_build_dir> is the target build directory for Catalyst.
