@@ -63,10 +63,10 @@ The steps for installing BoSSS on Linux are:
Since Mac OS X is a Unix system, most things should work similar to Linux.
There has been, however, no interest so far for running BoSSS on Apple Computers,
therefore we do not provide official guidlines.
therefore we do not provide official guidelines.
The first step would be to compile the [Native Libraries](#notes-on-third-party-libraries).
For this, we reccomend that users should try either Mac Ports (https://www.macports.org/) or Homebrew (https://brew.sh/) to have a system which close to Linux (i.e. has `gcc`, `gfortran`, etc.). Using only Mac OS tools might be even harder.
For this, we recommend that users should try either Mac Ports (https://www.macports.org/) or Homebrew (https://brew.sh/) to have a system which close to Linux (i.e. has `gcc`, `gfortran`, etc.). Using only Mac OS tools might be even harder.
After you have compiled the library, you can proceed analogously to the procedure under Linux.
## Testing the Installation
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@@ -79,10 +79,13 @@ to verify that the installation works and the native libraries are
in place.
Furthermore, check that the environment variable `$BOSSS_INSTALL`
is defined.
The native libraries sould be in the following location
The native libraries should be in the following location
* On Windows: `$BOSSS_INSTALL/bin/native/win/amd64`
* On Linux: `$BOSSS_INSTALL/bin/native/linux/amd64-openmpi`
