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--- howto:mac_compiling_homebrew [2017/04/07 09:21] – paffenholz
+++ install:mac_compiling_homebrew [2019/07/18 13:00] – paffenholz
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 === Compiling polymake ===
-This has been tested on **Mac OS 10.10** and later.
+This has been tested on **Mac OS 10.11** and later.
 Get the ''polymake'' sources (either the latest release, or do a checkout of the perpetual beta, see [[:download/start|here]] for links). If you used a tar ball unpack it and switch into the polymake directory. If you use the perpetual beta, switch into the directory trunk. Now issue
 <code>
-./configure --without-fink
+./configure
 </code>
-if you use release 3.1 of polymake, and
-<code>
-./configure --without-fink LDFLAGS=' -stdlib=libstdc++' CXXFLAGS=-I/usr/include/c++/4.2.1
-</code>
-for any other release (but not older than 2.14).
 If you do not want to install into /usr/local (or you don't have sudo rights), then add
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 --prefix=$HOME/polymake-install
 </code>
-to configure, where $HOME/polymake-install can be any directory in your $HOME folder.
+to configure, where '''$HOME/polymake-install''' can be any directory in your $HOME folder.
 If you have never used java before you will get a popup window that asks you to install java. Please do so and rerun the above command.
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 Once this has finished do
 <code>
-make
+ninja -C build/Opt install
-make install
 </code>
-The first command will take a while. If you have not specified a local directory then the second command should be
+This will take a while. If you have not specified a local directory then you will need to call this with ''sudo''. You can pass a
 <code>
-sudo make install
+-j2
 </code>
-This will ask for your password.
+as option to use both cores for compiling. Your computer will probably become unresponsive for a while.