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- If the build system *generates correctly* and *then* fails, please log an issue in our bug tracker ([this wiki page](Fixing-bugs-and-adding-features)). It's not a bug if prerequisites are not installed (unless they are undocumented), or if they are installed but not provided to CMake. Please include the command line you used to run `cmake` or `ccmake`, a copy of `CMakeCache.txt` from your build directory, and the error text. Thank you!
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- If the build system *generates correctly* and *then* fails, please log an issue in our bug tracker ([this wiki page](Fixing-bugs-and-adding-features)). It's not a bug if prerequisites are not installed (unless they are undocumented), or if they are installed but not provided to CMake. Please include the command line you used to run `cmake` or `ccmake`, a copy of `CMakeCache.txt` from your build directory, and the error text. Thank you!
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- If you wish to install the software for use, it will be installed in the `CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX` dir when you run `make install`. Note this may require `sudo` if installing in `/usr` or other global dirs.
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- If you wish to install the software for use, it will be installed in the `CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX` dir when you run `make install`. Note this may require `sudo` if installing in `/usr` or other global dirs.
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## CMake Variables:
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### CMake Variables:
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CMake variables can be specified on the command line in the form ``-D<var>=<value>``, eg. ``-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=RELEASE``
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CMake variables can be specified on the command line in the form ``-D<var>=<value>``, eg. ``-DCMAKE_BUILD_TYPE=RELEASE``
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Some useful/important variables are listed below:
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