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To use the installed software you will need to set the environment variables `PATH`, `PYTHONPATH`, and `PERL5LIB` as explained [here.](#setting-your-environment)
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To use the installed software you will need to set the environment variables `PATH`, and `PYTHONPATH` as explained [here.](#setting-your-environment)
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## Install From Source Tarball
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To use the installed software you will need to set the environment variables `PATH`, `PYTHONPATH`, and `PERL5LIB` as explained [here.](#setting-your-environment)
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To use the installed software you will need to set the environment variables `PATH`, and `PYTHONPATH` as explained [here.](#setting-your-environment)
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## Install From Binary Tarball
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To use the installed software you will need to set the environment variables `PATH`, `PYTHONPATH`, and `PERL5LIB` as explained [here.](#setting-your-environment)
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To use the installed software you will need to set the environment variables `PATH`and `PYTHONPATH` as explained [here.](#setting-your-environment)
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## Setting Your Environment
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If you installed **CCTools** from github, source tarball, or from a binary tarball, you will need to set some environment variables.
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First determine the `python`and `perl`versions you are using:
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First determine the `python` versions you are using:
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```sh
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# Note: your output may vary according to your python version.
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