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But the one provided shoud be up-to-date
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Our policy is to not mess with default system paths. So instead we advise to
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use a environment variable to add to python the path to our build directory.
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In general adding the following lines to your *.bashrc* (Linux) or *.profile* (MacOS)
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file does the trick. Of course you have to replace *mybuildpath* by the path to
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your own building directory (in the example above `~/Desktop/LMGC90/lmgc90_user/build`).
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Basically it is what returns the command *pwd* when ran in the same directory you
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ran the commands *cmake* and *make*.
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```shell
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if [ -z ${PYTHONPATH} ]; then
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export PYTHONPATH=mybuildpath
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else
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export PYTHONPATH=${PYTHONPATH}:mybuildpath
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fi
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```
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## <a name=precompiled> Windows </a> ##
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Then unzip the downloaded in the `lmgc90_user/build` directory. It should create a `pylmgc90-xxxx-py27` (where `xxxx`
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is to replaced by `i686` or `x86_64` depending on the downloaded version).
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Finally start the `Spyder` program. Then click on the upper line `tools` and `PYTHONPATH manager`.
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Then click `Add a path` on lower left corner and select the path to the directory
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previously unzipped ( *.../lmgc90_user/build/pylmgc90-xxxx-py27*).
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Finally, so that the previous step is taken into account in your current environment, simply restart `Spyder`
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program. |
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