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%{
	Ousía Homepage

	(c) Andreas Stöckel, Benjamin Paaßen 2015

	This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0
	International License. <http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/>
}%

\import[ontology]{ontology/webpage}

\begin{webpage}{Ousía Framework – Download}

\section{Download}
You can download both the source code of our reference implementation and
the content of this website (as an example of how you can use Ousía).

\paragraph
Please note that this a pre-alpha development preview. We do not provide
any support yet and any aspect of the language is subject to change.

\subsection{Download}

You'll need \inlineCode{git} to access our source code repository. The reference
implementation can be downloaded using the following command line:
\code[bash]{git clone http://git.ousia-framework.org/ousia.git}

\paragraph
The website can be downloaded using the following command line:
\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
\inlineCode{gcc} in version 4.8 or later or \inlineCode{clang} in version 3.5 or
later.

\paragraph
Furhtermore, you'll need to install the \inlineCode{boost} and
\inlineCode{expat} development libraries.

\paragraph
Under Fedora 20 and later you can install these packages using the following
command line:
\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[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[bash]{mkdir build && cd build && cmake .. && make}

\end{webpage}