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# Dependencies

By default the `configure` script expects tools to be in a directory
listed in the `PATH` environment variable. If the tools are installed
in a location that is not on the `PATH` you can tell the `configure`
script about them with variables. Run `./configure --help` for a list
of all variables and options.

You can prepare a suitable environment with Conda or with [GNU
Guix](https://gnu.org/s/guix). If you do not use one of these package
managers, you will need to ensure that the following software is
Guix](https://gnu.org/s/guix).

<details>
<summary>get dependencies via Guix</summary>

Assuming you have Guix installed, the following command spawns a
sub-shell in which all dependencies are available:

```sh
guix environment -l guix.scm
```

</details>


If you do not use one of these package managers,
you will need to ensure that the following software is
installed:

<details>
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</details>


## via Guix

Assuming you have Guix installed, the following command spawns a
sub-shell in which all dependencies are available:

```sh
guix environment -l guix.scm
```


# Getting started
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