Download the Mingw-w64 Installer. Install the version you like and specify "win32" as thread if requested.
After installing, press C:\MinGW\bin\. Add C:\mingw-w64\XXXXX\ming[32-64]\bin in the Windows PATH variable.
. In the System window, click . Change PATH variable (click on it), and add the path where your MinGW binaries have been installed in e.g.,Open command prompt window by pressing cmd. Enter g++ --version, and if you can see some information about the version of the compiler, it was susscesfull. If you get an error like "Command g++ not found", then you must have done something wrong.
button and enteringIn your installation folder, inside the bin directory, you should find a file called mingw32-make.exe. Copy this file in the same directory and change it to make.exe. This is because this file is the one you will use to compile FORTE, and "make" is the command used throughout the documentation for it.
In step 2 of Generate files for compiling, you have to select Unix Makefiles, MinGW Makefiles when working with MinGW. The architecture option needs to be set to Win32.
After generating in CMake, to compile forte, you do
Now that you installed the required tools, it's time to start using them. Take a look at the following page:
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