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1 Enso Readme |
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4 For the time being, in order to use Enso, you need to add the root |
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5 directory of the Enso source tree to your PYTHONPATH environment |
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6 variable. |
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8 You'll also need to obtain, build, and install a platform-specific | |
9 Enso backend, such as enso_osx. | |
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55 | 11 Aside from said backend and Python 2.4 or above, Enso currently has no |
12 other dependencies. | |
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14 No build step is currently required for Enso--it's all pure Python | |
15 source code. | |
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17 To run Enso, just execute scripts/run_enso.py. |