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Luis Figueira, 2012-06-19 05:49 PM
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h1. Installation Guide
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_note: this wiki page is being updated. Last changes: 19/06/2012_
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h2. Overview
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Before you install SMALLbox you need to have MATLAB correctly installed and to make sure the *mex* is working correctly. 
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h2. Matlab and MEX setup
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After installing MATLAB, you need to make sure you are able to build MEX-files. To do this you need a working compiler. 
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h3. Mac OS X
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On OS X you need to install Xcode in order to have a C compiler. 
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h3. Linux
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If you're using Linux, Matlab will use gcc, which is included in most Linux distributions.
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h3. Windows
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h3. Testing mex
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h2. SMALLBox
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To install the toolbox run the script SMALLboxSetup.m from the MATLAB command prompt and follow the instructions. @SmallboxSetup.m@ is in the root SMALLbox directory. The SMALLbox installation involves the automatic download of several existing toolboxes. Due to the automatic download of toolboxes you must have an *active internet connection*.
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Please note that within the toolboxes are several MEX components that must be compiled. If you do not already have MEX setup, run "mex -setup" or type "help mex" in the MATLAB command prompt.
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Once installed, there are two optional demo functions that can be run. Further information can be found in the README.txt in the main SMALLbox directory.