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--- diana:autotools [2020-02-10 11:00:52]
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 ===== Installing Metlibs ======
-Enter the subdirectories for each of the metlibs modules, configuring, building and installing them using the scripts listed below. Note that, by default, the libraries will be installed under ''/usr/local'' unless you specify a prefix to the configure script, such as <html>--prefix=$HOME/diana</html> to install the libraries in the ''diana'' directory inside the user's home directory.
+Enter the subdirectories for each of the metlibs modules, configuring, building and installing them using the scripts listed below. Note that, by default, the libraries will be installed under ''/usr/local'' unless you specify a prefix to the configure script, such as <nowiki>--prefix=$HOME/diana</nowiki> to install the libraries in the ''diana'' directory inside the user's home directory.
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 ===== Installing Diana =====
-**Note:** By default, support for observation buffers is conditionally enabled and video export is enabled. To disable video support, append the <html>--disable-video-support</html> option to the command line you use to configure the build.
+**Note:** By default, support for observation buffers is conditionally enabled and video export is enabled. To disable video support, append the <nowiki>--disable-video-support</nowiki> option to the command line you use to configure the build.
 ==== Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise) ====
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-To configure the library for installation in a directory where you have permission to write files (for example, $HOME/diana for a directory in the user's home directory), use the <html>--prefix</html> option to specify the installation directory:
+To configure the library for installation in a directory where you have permission to write files (for example, $HOME/diana for a directory in the user's home directory), use the <nowiki>--prefix</nowiki> option to specify the installation directory:
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-To configure the library for installation in a directory where you have permission to write files (for example, $HOME/diana for a directory in the user's home directory), use the <html>--prefix</html> option to specify the installation directory:
+To configure the library for installation in a directory where you have permission to write files (for example, $HOME/diana for a directory in the user's home directory), use the <nowiki>--prefix</nowiki> option to specify the installation directory:
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