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Oct 23, 2025, 1:50:15 PM (6 months ago)
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FrederikHeber
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added link to Dockerfile for further explanations on how to compile
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| 43 | 43 | A tarball of the source code of the current version is made available here below. |
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| 45 | | Compiling is expained [/doxygen/install.html here]. Note that you might still want to install several of the above dependencies such that only compilation of molecuilder is necessary. For this you need the "..-dev" packages as well when available. |
| | 45 | Compiling is expained [/doxygen/install.html here]. Note that you might still want to install several of the above dependencies such that only compilation of molecuilder is necessary. For this you need the "..-dev" packages as well when available. In principle, you can follow the source:docker/Dockerfile where the following steps are done: |
| | 46 | 1. install boost 1.69, |
| | 47 | 2. install all necessary dependencies, relative to Ubuntu 18.04, |
| | 48 | 3. unpack the molecuilder source tarball, |
| | 49 | 4. Configure and make, make install. |
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| | 51 | Note that in there we use a so-called multi-stage build: The first stage builds boost, the second stage builds molecuilder, the third stage just copies all compiled libraries and executables from the first two stages and only installs what is necessary to run the executables. |
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| 47 | 53 | == Using a docker image == |
