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.. _installing:
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Installation guide
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libcasio is either built as a static or shared library, and is made to be
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interfaced with C programs. The method of installing or building depends on
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the system you're using: pick the one that fits yours!
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POSIX systems (manual build)
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To configure, use ``./configure <options>``. Options are used as
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``--<name>=<value>``. The following are some build options:
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``--target=<target>``
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The target for which to produce the library (by default, native).
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``--static``
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Produce a static library (by default, shared).
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``--windows``
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Use the Windows versions of the final formats (dll instead of elf,
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lib instead of coff).
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``--no-log``, ``--loglevel=<level>``:
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If we should include debugging content (but keep the interface), and if
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yes, what the default library log level. See :ref:`logging` for more
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information.
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``--maintainer``
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Alias for ``--loglevel=info``, also introduces more compilation warnings.
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Other options are packaging options (todo: add more info about them here).
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