5. Installation of the Package
  
  Installation of the package requires the GNU multiple precision library (GNU
  MP  [xxx]).  If  this  library is not available on your system, it has to be
  installed  first.  A  copy  of GNU MP can be obtained via anonymous ftp from
  many   file  servers  around  the  world,  for  example:  www.swox.com/gmp/.
  Installation  of the ANU NQ is done in two steps. First the configure script
  is run:
  
  -------------------------  Installation  -------------------------
     ./configure  
  ------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  Among  other things it will check whether it succeeds in locating the GNU MP
  library  and  the  corresponding  include  files.  If  configure  reports no
  problems, the next step is to start the compilation:
  
  -------------------------  Installation  -------------------------
     make 
  ------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  If  the  configure script told you that it could not find the GNU MP include
  files  or  the  GNU  MP  libraries,  you  have  to  run make with additional
  parameters.  For example, if you have installed GNU MP yourself in your home
  directory, you would type something like the following
  
  -------------------------  Installation  -------------------------
      make GNU_MP_INC=/home/me/gmp-4.1.1 GNU_MP_LIB=/home/me/gmp-4.1.1/.libs
      
  ------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  A  compiled  version  of  the  program  named  `nq'  is then placed into the
  directory `bin/<complicated name>'. The <complicated name> component encodes
  the operating system and the compiler used. This allows you to compile NQ on
  several architectures sharing the same files system.
  
  If  there  are  any  warnings  or  even  fatal  error  messages  during  the
  compilation  process,  please  send a copy to the address at the end of this
  document together with information about your operating system, the compiler
  you used and any changes you might have made to the source code. I will have
  a look at your problems and try to fix them.
  
  After  the  compilation  is  finished you can check if the ANU NQ is running
  properly on your system. Simply type
  
  -------------------------  Installation  -------------------------
     make test 
  ------------------------------------------------------------------
  
  The  file  runs  some computations and compares their output with the output
  files  in  the  directory  `examples'.  If testNq reports any errors, please
  follow the instruction that testNq prints out.
  
  The  installation  is completed by compiling the manual of the package. This
  is done from within GAP.
  
  -------------------------  Installation  -------------------------
    gap> NqBuildManual();
    Composing XML document . . .
    Parsing XML document . . .
    Checking XML structure . . .
    LaTeX version and calling latex and pdflatex:
        writing LaTeX file, 3 x latex, bibtex and makeindex, 2 x pdflatex, dvips
    Text version . . .
    #I  first run, collecting cross references, index, toc, bib and so on . . .
    #I  table of contents complete.
    #I  producing the index . . .
    #I  reading bibliography data files . . . 
    #I  writing bibliography . . .
    #I  second run through document . . .
    Writing manual.six file . . .
    And finally the HTML version . . .
    #I  first run, collecting cross references, index, toc, bib and so on . . .
    #I  table of contents complete.
    #I  producing the index . . .
    #I  reading bibliography data files . . . 
    #I  writing bibliography . . .
    #I  second run through document . . .
    gap> ?NilpotentQuotient
    Help: several entries match this topic - type ?2 to get match [2]
    
    [1] ANU NQ: NilpotentQuotient
    [2] ANU NQ: NilpotentQuotient
    [3] Reference: NilpotentQuotientOfFpLieAlgebra
    gap>
      
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