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The disk space used at the end of the script's completion is less than
this, but during some of the builds of OCaml programs, there is
temporarily more disk space used, before it goes down at the end.
because many of the details are now printed by the install script itself.
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This install script on Ubuntu 18.04 results in at least a partially working system for running Avenir. It runs the first sample command in hello directory successfully, but gives an error for the second.

On Ubuntu 20.04, everything appears to go well until the make step at the end, when ld gives an error that it cannot find the -lstdc++ library. I don't know why yet, but hopefully there is a small fix.

jafingerhut and others added 4 commits October 19, 2022 21:13
Apparently 4.8.10 is different enough that it causes some problems
when interacting with Avenir.
Seems to be needed for 'make' to succeed on Ubuntu 20.04
This seems to help building avenir on Ubuntu 20.04 systems
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I have tweaked the install script a few times since creating this PR, by adding some more small commits. I have now tested it working successfully on freshly installed Ubuntu 18.04, 20.04, and 22.04 systems, at least to where avenir builds successfully, and runs the first two 'hello' sample commands in the synthesis/README.md file without errors. I haven't gone further than that in that README yet to see if everything else works, but this looks like a good base to build on, if further changes are needed.

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