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### Standard C++ Compilation
### Standard C++ Compilation
You will need to compile first the Core library before compiling the CPU one.
You will need to compile and install the [Core Library](https://gitlab.eclipse.org/eclipse/aidge/aidge_core) before compiling the CPU one.
The makefile is designed to do it for you.
To only compile the CPU library, run
Once this has been done, you'll need run CMake with the
```
`CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX:PATH` flag, in order to indicate to CMake where
make cpu_only
`aidge_core` has been installed :
```
```sh
 
cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX:PATH=$(path_to_install_folder) $(CMAKE PARAMETERS) $(projet_root)
To compile the CPU library + the associated unitary tests, run
make all
```
make cpu_tests
```
```
To compile the CPU library with the python binding, run
More detailed information is available in the [Aidge User Guide](https://eclipse.dev/aidge/source/GetStarted/install.html)
```
make cpu_with_pybind
```
Important: this command can also be run with `make`.
To compile the CPU library with the python binding + the associated unitary tests, run
```
make cpu_with_pybind_tests
```
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