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You need the following C/C++ libraries to build flowWorkspace from source (using Rtools for windows users).
-- libxml2
Linux users
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These libraries are installed in non-standard locations, please pass their 'prefix' to the configure script. e.g.
R CMD INSTALL flowWorkspace/ --configure-args='--with-xml=/home/yourname/xml_dir'
Also make sure these libraries can be found by R at run-time by adding them to LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable. e.g.
export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/home/yourname/xml_dir:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH
Add this to your `~/.profile` file can avoid doing so next time.
Windows users
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To install libxml2:
1. Download the pre-built binary from http://rglab.github.io/binaries/
2. unzip it (e.g. to c:\libxml2)
and you should see the directory structure like below in both i386 and x64 folder
|-include
|---libxml2
|-----libxml (all *.h are here)
|-lib (we should have static libary libxml2.a here)
3. set up the environment variable LIB_XML2 in order for flowWorkspace to find its library files and header files.
You can do this by:
* right click "Computer" and select "Properties"
* click "Advanced system settings" and select "Advanced" tab
* click the "Environment Variables" button and bring up the dialog box
* click the "New" button and enter "LIB_XML2" in the "Variable name" field, and /path/to/your/libxml2 (e.g. c:/libxml2) in the "Variable value" field.
Remember to use "/" instead of "\" as the directory delimiter.
You can download Rtools at http://www.murdoch-sutherland.com/Rtools/ which provides the resources for building R and R packages. You should add to the Path variable the paths to the various components of Rtools. Please read the "Windows Toolset" appendix at http://cran.r-project.org/doc/manuals/R-admin.html#The-Windows-toolset for more details.