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.. _windows-install:
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Prerequisites for Windows
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MSYS2
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To build Idris 2 on Windows, an Unix-like environment is needed for
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all the utilities used during the build. `MSYS2 <https://www.msys2.org>`_ provides that for us.
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1. Download the latest version of MSYS2
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2. Run the installer. Don't install it under Program files
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as it needs to write files (the "unix" home directory lies
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under there, for example)
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3. In the directory where you installed MSYS2, find the file
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``mingw64.ini`` and add the line ``MSYS2_PATH_TYPE=inherit``.
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This adds the normal windows PATH to the shell in MSYS2.
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4. Start MSYS2 (from the start menu search for mingw64 or
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click on mingw64.exe)
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5. Update the installation with the latest releases with
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``pacman -Syu``
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5. Install the programs that the build needs with::
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$ pacman -S make mingw-w64-x86_64-gcc
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Chez Scheme
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Chez Scheme has a ready-made installer at `GitHub <https://github.com/cisco/ChezScheme/releases>`_
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1. Download the installer and run it
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2. Add the threaded 64-bit scheme to the PATH. It is the
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``\bin\ta6nt`` subdirectory to where Chez Scheme was installed. So if you used the default directory it
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will be in ``C:\Program Files\Chez Scheme 9.5.4\bin\ta6nt``
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Building
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--------
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1. Start a fresh MSYS2 shell so that it knows about your
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modified PATH (it's important to use Mingw64 to get
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access to the right compilers).
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2. Navigate to the Idris2 directory.
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3. Set the SCHEME environment variable that Idris2 needs
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``export SCHEME=scheme``. This can be set permanently in the
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bash profile file or the Windows settings.
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4. Now ``make bootstrap && make install`` should build Idris2 and
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install it in ``home/<username>/.idris2/bin`` under your MSYS2
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installation. If you add that to the PATH in Windows settings it
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will be usable from any command line (including Powershell or DOS), that you open. |