| Installing factorix via
            autotools | 
        
       
      
        If you are interested in installing the factorix
        library within the Mathemagix framework, or in
        downloading a binary package for a specific operating system, then
        please refer to the Mathemagix
        installation pages. This section only deals with the installation
        of the factorix library from source code.
      
      1.Installing dependencies
      
        The following libraries must be made available on your platform before
        all:
      
      
      
        As optional, but recommended for squarefree and
        irreducible factorizations of integers, you might want to
        install the Mathemagix package mpari.
      
      2.Downloading the source code
      
        The version under development is available as follows:
      
      
        
          
            | 
svn checkout https://subversion.renater.fr/anonscm/svn/mmx/factorix | 
        
       
      3.Configuration
      
        In order to configure the factorix library to
        your platform, you should first run the following command in a
        terminal:
      
      
      
        Various options of the configure
        script are displayed when adding the option –help.
        Common options to the Mathemagix framework are
        described in the Mathemagix
        installation pages.
      
      4.Compilation
      
        Once the configuration script has been executed with success you can
        then use the following command to launch the compilation.
      
      
      
        On a multicore platform, you can freely use the -j option.
      
      5.Installation
      
        Installation is then performed by typing:
      
      
      
        Default installation location is /usr/local.
        This can be changed by using the –prefix
        option to the configure
        script.
      
      
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