Right click and select: ’’SVN Checkout…’’. Once this process is complete, we are ready to download Mercury itself! This can be achieved by following the simple steps below:Ĭhoose a folder into which you want to copy the MercuryDPM source code, for example ‘’C:/cygwin/home/username/MercuryDPM’’ Once downloaded, TortoiseSVN may be simply installed using the default setup. In addition to Cygwin, the installation of Mercury DPM will require an SVN client such as ’TortoiseSVN’, which may be downloaded from. Note: It is highly advisable to keep your Cygwin updated to the latest version. Optional: You may additionally wish to install ‘gnuplot’ and ‘gnuplot-x11’ which will allow you to easily and quickly visualise results produced using Mercury.If you do not already have a c++ complier installed, you should also install the ‘gcc-g++ C++ compiler’ package, which is also under the devel heading.
Make: the GNU version of the 'make' utility For 32-bit machines ‘ccmake’ - which is included with cmake, above - may instead be used).
Necessary PackagesĬmake: Cross-platform makefile generation systemĬmake-gui: Cross-platform makefile generation system ( Note: cmake-gui is not available in the 32-bit version of Cygwin. It is not necessary at this point to fully understand the function of each package for now, they simply need to be installed. The majority of the relevant packages may be found under the ’devel’ heading which can be seen in the above image, although it may be easier to simply find the relevant packages using the search bar at the top-left of the window. At this point, the packages listed should be included by clicking on the ‘+’ icon of the relevant heading and then clicking the name of the relevant package until a version number is displayed.
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