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Remove sbt installation instruction
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Is already contained in the command line installation suggestion
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cahz authored and jahofmann committed May 8, 2019
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* Intel x86_64 arch
* Linux kernel 4.4+
* Fedora 26+, Ubuntu 16.04+
* Fedora 24/25 does not support debug mode
* Fedora 24/25 does not support debug mode due to GCC bug
* Bash Shell 4.2.x+

Other setups likely work as well, but are untested.
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* Vivado Design Suite 2017.4 or newer
* Java SDK 8 - 11
* sbt 0.13.x or newer
* sbt 0.13.x or newer (use [SDKMAN!](http://sdkman.io/) for easy installation)
* git
* python
* GCC newer than 5.x.x for C++11 support
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* `bash`
* \[`vivado_hls`\]

Install sbt
-----------
Installing multiple versions of Java, Scala and tools like sbt can be a hassle.
[SDKman!](http://sdkman.io/) simplifies the process by managing the
installations without root requirements. To install sbt, simply
```
curl -s "https://get.sdkman.io" | bash
```
Then, run in a new terminal:
```
sdk install sbt
```
Try if this worked, via
```
sbt version
```
If `sbt` was successfully installed, it will return its version number.

Basic Setup
-------------------
1. Open a terminal in the main directory of the repository and source the
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