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Expand Up @@ -166,16 +166,7 @@ Compiling process
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Once you installed all the dependencies, it is time to start building the Cytnx source code.

**Option A. Compiling with script**

Starting from v0.7.6a, Cytnx provides a shell script **Install.sh**, which contains all the cmake arguments as a check list. To install, edit the script, un-comment and modify custom parameters in the corresponding lines. Then, simply execute this script:

.. code-block:: shell

$sh Install.sh


**Option B. Using cmake install**
**Using cmake install**
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maybe add a few sentences on how the preset work?

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The commit for presets is not merged, so it's not available now. I will update the document in the future.


Please see the following steps for the standard cmake compiling process and all the compiling options:

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