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You'll need \inlineCode{git} to access our source code repository. The reference
implementation can be downloaded using the following command line:
-\code{git clone http://git.ousia-framework.org/ousia.git}
+\code[bash]{git clone http://git.ousia-framework.org/ousia.git}
\paragraph
The website can be downloaded using the following command line:
-\code{git clone http://git.ousia-framework.org/ousia-www.git}
+\code[bash]{git clone http://git.ousia-framework.org/ousia-www.git}
\subsection{Compiling the reference implementation}
To compile the source code, you'll need a C++11 compliant compiler such as
@@ -41,16 +41,16 @@ Furhtermore, you'll need to install the \inlineCode{boost} and
\paragraph
Under Fedora 20 and later you can install these packages using the following
command line:
-\code{sudo yum install boost-devel expat-devel}
+\code[bash]{sudo yum install boost-devel expat-devel}
\paragraph
Under Ubuntu 14.04 and later you can install these packages using the following
command line:
-\code{sudo apt-get install libboost-all-dev libexpat-dev}
+\code[bash]{sudo apt-get install libboost-all-dev libexpat-dev}
\paragraph
Finally, to compile Ousía, go into the downloaded source code directory and execute
-\code{mkdir build && cd build && cmake .. && make}
+\code[bash]{mkdir build && cd build && cmake .. && make}
\end{webpage}