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== Installation of CCP4 from source code, on a CentOS-5 machine (32bit or 64bit) ==
== Installation of CCP4 from source code, on a CentOS-5 machine (32bit or 64bit) ==


* If you want to configure CCP4 using --with-x , you need "yum -y groupinstall 'X Software Development'"
# If you want to "configure" CCP4 using --with-x , you need "yum groupinstall 'X Software Development' "
* Additionally you may need to install g++, gfortran, ncurses-devel and python-devel RPMs for compilation and tcl/tk for ccp4i ("yum -y install gcc gcc-g++ gcc-gfortran ncurses-devel python-devel tcl tk")
# Additionally you may need to install g++, gfortran, ncurses-devel and python-devel RPMs for compilation ("yum install gcc gcc-g++ gcc-gfortran ncurses-devel python-devel"). (You could even choose to "yum install gcc44 gcc44-g++ gcc44-gfortran" which will give you the 4.4 version instead of 4.1.2 .
* make sure to choose the tcltk package when you download CCP4; this will configure and install blt, bltwish, and tcl/tk together with the main part of CCP4.
# make sure to choose the Tcltk package when you download CCP4; this will configure and install blt, bltwish, and tcl/tk together with the main part of CCP4.
* Following Tim Grüne's advice, comment out the modification of MANPATH in $CCP4/include/ccp4.setup .
# Following Tim Grüne's advice, comment out the modification of MANPATH in $CCP4/include/ccp4.setup .
 
== Binary Installation of CCP4 ==
Make sure to include the binary Tcltk distribution when you download CCP4. This works fine on 64bit machines provided you installed the required 32bit libraries (see below).


== using yum to identify which package a missing file belongs to ==
== using yum to identify which package a missing file belongs to ==
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