tar xvfz FreeMat-1.10.tar.gzor using
gunzip FreeMat-1.10.tar.gz tar -xvf FreeMat-1.10.tarThis will create a new directory FreeMat-1.10 containing all the FreeMat files. Next we configure the source code (this step customizes the code for your environment). From the
FreeMat-1.10
directory, run configure
:
./configure --prefix=<mydir>where
<mydir>
is the directory under which FreeMat will be installed. The default installation directory is /usr/local
but this requires administrator priviledges. The simplest solution is to use your own home directory, such as:
./configure --prefix=/home/usernameIn this case, FreeMat will be installed in
/home/username
.
Then, again from the FreeMat-1.10
directory, perform a make and a make install:
make make installOnce installation is complete you must set up your FreeMat path (see Subsection 1.1.2).