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How to use rule-based CLIPS engine in linux environment

I am new to computer science. My project requires a rule based CLIPS engine and it runs on a RHEL field. Looking at the clip download link ( http://sourceforge.net/projects/clipsrules/files/CLIPS/6.30/ ) there is no linux package. I was wondering if this means I need to create it from source files in order to use it in RHEL?

Thanks in advance.

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Section 2 of the Advanced Programming Guide contains instructions at http://clipsrules.sourceforge.net/documentation/v630/apg.htm for recompiling CLIPS on different platforms. The easiest way to create an executable is to put the kernel source in a directory and compile it with one line:

gcc -o clips -DLINUX=1 *.c -lm


If you get any errors, try compiling with the GENERIC flag, not LINUX:

gcc -o clips -DGENERIC=1 *.c -lm
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for ubuntu:

$ sudo apt-get install clips


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