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2sasmodels Setup
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6sasmodels Installation
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8Sasmodels can be installed using a simple pip installation::
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10    # Won't work yet! For now follow the developer instructions below.
11    $ pip install sasmodels
12
13There are a number of dependent python packages which need to be installed
14separately::
15
16    numpy
17    scipy
18    opencl (for speed if your system has OpenCL drivers)
19    tinycc (windows only, if no C compiler and no OpenCL)
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21When using sasmodels to fit data::
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23    sasview (for loading data)
24    bumps (for fitting)
25    matplotlib (for displaying results)
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27For development and testing it is handy to have some additional packages::
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29    nose (for testing)
30    xmlrunner (for testing)
31    matplotlib (for showing models)
32    docutils (for showing model docs)
33    sphinx (for building docs)
34    wx ([optional] for adjusting parameters interactively)
35
36**Developer Installation**
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38Developers will need to clone the sasmodels reposistory from github::
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40    $ git clone https://github.com/sasview/sasmodels.git
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42or if you have a github account::
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44    $ git clone git@github.com:sasview/sasmodels.git
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46Sasmodels can be run in-place by including the sasmodels directory on the
47python path.  There are numerous ways to do this which will not be outlined
48here.  It will be easiest to install the package in "develop" mode using::
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50    $ cd sasmodels
51    $ python setup.py develop
52
53This will allow you to edit the files in the package and have the changes
54show up immediately in python the next time you load your program.
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