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README.md

CCF 20.04

How to install

Disclaimer on building from source

CCF 20.04 does not require you to have sudo privileges to install. Because of this, you must set up your environment such that you can build binaries from source.

If you have set your environment properly, then you can skip to section "Editing install.sh". If not, continue following the instructions below.

//TODO

Editing install.sh

Open install.sh using your preferred text editor, and go to line 5 (e.g the line with install_path=""). Add the complete path of where you would like to install your binaries in between the quotation marks. Afterwards, save the file and run the command bash install.sh. This should allow you install CCF 20.04.