Working instructions for CentOS #47
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@dogancan Would be great if you could review the added instructions. |
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Here are some notes for the current PR. I'll do another pass when you confirm you have a working installation. I think we can get rid of install_cmake.sh script by checking if cmake3 binary exists on the path and using that inside setup.py. Then in the readme we can just give two separate command lines for apt and yum and the rest of the instructions would stay as they are now. |
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Hey @itsmesatwik. Have you managed to get the install instructions working on centos? |
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Created a script for setting up the latest cmake instead of default and updated instructions for centos.