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########## Windows using vcpkg ###################
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1. Clone VCPKG
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git clone https://github.com/microsoft/vcpkg.git
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2. Install VCPKG from within vcpkg folder:
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.\boostrap-vcpkg.bat
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3. Install GRPC
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.\vcpkg install grpc --triplet x64-windows
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4. Python
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* Install Python 3
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* Execute the following using Python3
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python -m pip install grpcio-tools
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* Make sure the python executable is found by setting -DPYTHON_EXECUTABLE=LOCATION_OF_PYTHON.EXE
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4. Run cmake with the following statements
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-DRESINSIGHT_ENABLE_GRPC=true
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-DPYTHON_EXECUTABLE=LOCATION_OF_PYTHON.EXE
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-DCMAKE_TOOLCHAIN_FILE=LOCATION_OF_VCPKG/scripts/buildsystems/vcpkg.cmake
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-A x64
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############ Linux as STANDALONE GPRC ###############
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#########################################################################################################
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# 1. install autotools, autoconf and libtool with your distributions package manager.
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#
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# On Centos 6 you will need a newer Python and newer version of GCC than the standard version
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# ResInsight AND gRPC will build with devtoolset-3+ but apparently devtoolset-3 is now gone
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# So you will need to install devtoolset-6, devtoolset-7 or devtoolset-8.
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# It makes sense to install devtoolset-6* (with asterix) to get all the necessary devtoolset packages
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# You will also need a version of Python 3.5
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#
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##########################################################################################################
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###################################################################
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# 2. Enable compiler and Python on Centos 6 (on other distributions, this may be different)
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###################################################################
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sudo yum install devtoolset-6* rh-python35 autotools autoconf libtool yum
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scl enable devtoolset-6 rh-python35 bash
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################################################################################################################
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# 3. Run grpc install script and install to a user-writable directory. I.e, from within the ResInsight folder:
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# Most of this runs fine without root. But unfortunately grpc currently fails to install the C++ library without root.
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# So the script is required to be run as root even if the provided folders are writeable by the user
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# WARNING: As of grpc 1.21.1 a long install directory (/opt/grpc in the example below) may get you into trouble
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# with this bug: https://github.com/grpc/grpc/issues/14844
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# A patch is available in the issue, but the easiest thing to do is to ensure a short install path
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################################################################################################################
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sudo ./build-grpc-centos.sh /tmp/grpc /opt/grpc
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##############################################################################
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# 4. Install grpcio-tools for Python (this may have to be done as root user):
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##############################################################################
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sudo pip install grpcio-tools
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#################################################################################
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# 5. Run cmake making sure GRPC_INSTALL_PREFIX is set to the Grpc install folder, PYTHON_EXECUTABLE set to a good python 3 and RESINSIGHT_ENABLE_GRPC = true
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