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Consortium AIPS++ installations

Consortium installations differ from end-user installations in having a local copy of the master CVS source code repositories. The local code tree is updated regularly by the AIPS++ code distribution system via a procedure called inhale (p). Consortium installations also have a mechanism for checking sources out of, and in to, the master CVS repositories.

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Step 1. Create AIPS++ accounts
Step 2. Fetch the Source Code
Step 3. Run sneeze
Step 4. CVS access to the development tree

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