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Ubuntu Installation dependency to libmsgpack-dev #12

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Ubuntu Installation dependency to libmsgpack-dev
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Expand Up @@ -57,7 +57,7 @@ Matching trail patterns reliably can be very tricky because of a large number of
### Requirements:

* Ubuntu / Debian Linux / OSX
* Debian packages `bash python (>=2.7) make python-ply jq libjudy-dev (>=1.0.5-5) libjson-c-dev libcmph-dev libc6-dev libjemalloc-dev`
* Debian packages `bash python (>=2.7) make python-ply jq libjudy-dev (>=1.0.5-5) libjson-c-dev libcmph-dev libc6-dev libjemalloc-dev libmsgpack-dev`
* C compiler, tested with `gcc` and `clang`.

On OSX, you'll need to install a few packages from `brew`:
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./bin/trck -c myprogram.tr -o matcher-traildb
```

That will compile your program to a binary `matcher-traildb` that will dynamically linked to `libtraildb`. That binary accepts TrailDB paths as positional arguments and prints results in JSON format to stdout. You can also compile a static binary by using `--static` flag (currently Linux only).
That will compile your program to a binary `matcher-traildb` that will dynamically linked to `libtraildb`. This binary accepts TrailDB paths as positional arguments and prints results in JSON format to stdout. You can also compile to a static binary by using `--static` flag (currently Linux only).

You can specify program parameter values using `--params file.json`, JSON file should contain a dictionary specifying values for every parameter. See [Parameters](#parameters) section for more details.

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