Atria is tested in Julia Language v1.8 and v1.9.
It is recommended to build Atria using Julia v1.8.5 because it is 3-20% faster than v1.9.
Mac OS 10.8 or higher, 64-bit system.
- Download Julia package manager
curl -fsSL https://install.julialang.org | sh- Download and select Julia version v1.8.5. It is recommended to build Atria using Julia v1.8.5 because it is 3-20% faster than v1.9.
juliaup add 1.8
juliaup default 1.8Pigz and Pbzip2 are parallel Gzip/Bzip2 commandline tools required in Atria. You can install with Homebrew:
brew install pigz
brew install pbzip2If you do not use Homebrew, you can also download them from pigz's official site and pbzip2.
Download the Atria git repository:
git clone https://github.com/cihga39871/Atria.gitGo to Atria directory, and run build_atria.jl with Julia:
cd Atria
julia build_atria.jlAfter installation, Atria is available at ./app-*/bin/atria. Link atria to one of your PATH:
sudo ln -s ./app-*/bin/atria /usr/local/binLinux, 64-bit system.
- Download Julia package manager
curl -fsSL https://install.julialang.org | sh- Download and select Julia version v1.8.5. It is recommended to build Atria using Julia v1.8.5 because it is 3-20% faster than v1.9.
juliaup add 1.8
juliaup default 1.8Then, download pigz and pbzip2 (a compression/decompression software used in Atria).
If you use apt package manager (Ubuntu/Debian), try sudo apt install pigz pbzip2.
If you use yum package manager (CentOS), try sudo yum install pigz pbzip2.
You can also download them from pigz's official site and pbzip2.
Download the Atria git repository:
git clone https://github.com/cihga39871/Atria.gitGo to Atria directory, and run build_atria.jl with Julia:
cd Atria
julia build_atria.jlAfter installation, Atria is available at ./atria-*/bin/atria. Link atria to one of your PATH:
sudo ln -s ./app-*/bin/atria /usr/local/bin