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To successfully install Gnuastro you have to have the requirements
already installed on your system. They are very basic for most
astronomical programs and you might already have them installed. To
check, try running the $ ./configure script. If you get no
errors, then you already have them and you can skip
Requirements. You can heavily customize your install of
Gnuastro, to learn more about them, see Installing GNU Astronomy Utilities. If
you encounter any problems in the installation process, it is probably
already explained in Known issues. In Other useful software the installation and usage of some other free software that
are not directly required by Gnuastro but might be useful in
conjunction with it is discussed.
| • Requirements: | Gnuastro requirements. | |
| • Optional requirements: | Optional Gnuastro requirements. | |
| • Installing Gnuastro: | Installing Gnuastro. |
Read in other formats.
GNU Astronomy Utilities manual, November 2015.