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Expand Up @@ -63,6 +63,15 @@ The C++17 version of NanoLog works like a traditional library; just [``#include

To build the C++17 NanoLog Runtime library, go in the [runtime directory](./runtime/) and invoke ```make```. This will produce ```./libNanoLog.a``` to against link your application and a ```./decompressor``` application that can be used to re-inflate the binary logs.

```bash
git clone https://github.com/PlatformLab/NanoLog.git
cd Nanolog
git submodule update --init
cd runtime
make -j6
make DESTDIR=/usr/local/ install
```

When you compile your application, be sure to include the NanoLog header directory ([``-I ./runtime``](./runtime/)), and link against NanoLog, pthreads, and POSIX AIO (``-L ./runtime/ -lNanoLog -lrt -pthread``). Sample g++ invocations can be found in the [sample GNUmakefile](./sample/GNUmakefile).

After you compile and run the application, the log file generated can then be passed to the ```./decompressor``` application to generate the full human-readable log file (instructions below).
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