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| == Linux == | | == Linux == |
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− | '''zlib''' is included by default in most Linux distributions. If it is not available on your system, you could download and install a copy from http://www.zlib.net or use a package manager like <code>yum</code> or <code>apt</code> to install it on your system. A typical command line request to install zlib might look like this: | + | '''zlib''' is included by default in most Linux distributions. If it is not available on your system, you could download and install a copy from http://www.zlib.net or use a package manager like <code>yum</code> or <code>apt</code> to install it on your system. A typical command line request to install zlib might look like one of the following (depending on your operating system or version): |
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| yum install zlib-devel | | yum install zlib-devel |
| apt-get install zlib-devel | | apt-get install zlib-devel |
| + | apt-get install zlib1g-dev (Ubuntu) |
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| == Windows == | | == Windows == |
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| On Windows, '''zlib''' is available through the <code>MinGW</code>, <code>msys</code> and <code>CygWin</code> collections of utilities and libraries, which are designed to facilitate porting of applications from Linux to Windows. | | On Windows, '''zlib''' is available through the <code>MinGW</code>, <code>msys</code> and <code>CygWin</code> collections of utilities and libraries, which are designed to facilitate porting of applications from Linux to Windows. |