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\item\textbf{Install CMake} for building the FA$\mu$ST tools.
From \url{https://cmake.org/download/}, download Binary distributions correspond to your environment (in our case cmake-3.6.1-win64-x64.zip). The directory of binary must be add to the environment PATH of your system if you want to use the cmake command line tool.
\item\textbf{Install 7-Zip} from \url{http://www.7-zip.org/}. 7-Zip is a file archiver used to extract external library files. Please verify that \texttt{7z.exe} is present in your environment PATH of your system.
% \item \textbf{Install 7-Zip} from \url{http://www.7-zip.org/}. 7-Zip is a file archiver used to extract external library files. Please verify that \texttt{7z.exe} is present in your environment PATH of your system.
\item\textbf{Install Matlab} if not already done (MATLAB R2015b in our case). The builder of the FA$\mu$ST tools automatically checks your Matlab root directory if your \texttt{matlab.exe} is present in your environment Path and/or if your Matlab installation has been performed in a default directory like \texttt{"C:/Program Files/MATLAB/<R2015b>/bin/matlab.exe"} or \texttt{"C:/Program Files (x86)/MATLAB/<R2015b>/bin/matlab.exe"}. In case of several versions of Matlab installed in your system, you can force the directory of your preferred version of Matlab using the following system variable : \\
\subsubsection{Using Visual Studio compiler:}\label{sec:WinVisualStudioBasicInstall}
\paragraph{}In the case of \textbf{Microsoft Visual Studio 2013 compiler using the Graphical Users Interfaces}:
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\item Open application \texttt{cmake-GUI.exe} from the program menu or from your cmake install binaries directory to launch the CMake configuration application:
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\item Set the "Where is the source code:" text box with the path of the directory where the source files are located (F:/WORK/FAUST/faust) and the "Where to build the binaries:" with the path of the directory where you want to build the library and executable files (F:/WORK/FAUST/faust/build). (see fig. \ref{fig:cmakeGUI-1}).
When clicking for the first time on the [Configure] button, CMake will ask for the build tool you want to use. The build system type depends on the builder you want to use, in our case this is the Visual Studio X (X depending the version of Visual installed on the computer) chain tools. (see fig. \ref{fig:cmakeGUI-2}).
