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Installing BayesLoc on OSX

28/3/2017

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BayesLoc is an earthquake location algorithm developed at Lawrence Liverpool National Laboratory.

I had problems installing the software on my MacBook using the provided installation instructions. I had problems that involved a missing '_structs.h' file and I also had issues with the 'make all' command running for hours without seeming to ever complete!

Here are some instructions on how I finally got a successfully compiled version of BayesLoc:
  1. I ensured that makedepend was installed by tying 'brew install makedepend'.
  2. After extracting the installation tar file,  I then went into the directory 'bayesloc/ext/local' and typed 'make' to compile the external libraries.
  3. I then went into the main directory 'bayesloc/' and typed 'make bayesloc' which successfully compiled within a few minutes.
Will be interested to know if this process works for you.
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