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# System prepended metadata

title: TCC on orlando
tags: [cluster, orlando]

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# TCC on orlando
###### tags: `cluster` `orlando`

As the available versions of e.g. Python and Cmake on orlando are a bit older, using software like TCC can take a little bit of work.



## Python installation

You can get Anaconda from [here](https://www.anaconda.com/distribution/#linux).
Download the Python 3.7 version (for Linux), get it onto the cluster, and run the script. 

## Cmake installation

To get a more recent version of Cmake (used to set up the compile script for TCC), you can download it [here](https://cmake.org/download/). 

I used the binary distribution for Linux x86_64. Again, put the installer on orlando, and run it. 

## Compiling TCC


TCC is [here](https://royallgroup.github.io/TCC/html/setup.html#to-build-on-systems-other-than-windows). You can just follow the instructions, but make sure to use the version of cmake that you just installed. For example, if you installed it in ~/Cmake/ use
```
~/Cmake/cmake ..
```
instead of
```
cmake ..
```
Otherwise you will get an error message about Cmake being too old.

After this, it should work.
