Make sure that Visual Studio is installed on your system. This compiles the core SNAP library and all the application examples.įor other platforms, modify nfig in the main SNAP directory. Run 'make all' in the main SNAP directory. Make sure that the GCC package with a C++ compiler is installed on your system. If needed, install those packages and make sure that the system PATH variable points to their executables or put the executables in the working directory.Ĭompilation of SNAP Programs SNAP on MAC OS X, Linux and Windows with Cygwin Similarly for drawing and visualizing small graphs SNAP utilizes Graphviz. To install SNAP, download the latest SNAP distribution package HERE, and unzip it.įor plotting structural properties of networks (e.g., degree distribution) SNAP expects to find Gnuplot in the system path. More details about the package contents are available HERE! glib-core: STL-like library that implements basic data structures, like vectors ( TVec), hash-tables ( THash) and strings ( TStr), provides serialization and so on.tutorials:simple programs, demonstrating use of various classes.examples:small sample applications that demonstrate SNAP functionality.snap-exp:experimental SNAP components, still in development.snap-adv:advanced SNAP components, not in the core, but used by examples.The SNAP distribution package contains the following components: Set the system PATH variable, so that Gnuplot and Graphviz are available, or put the executables in the working directory. Graphviz for drawing and visualizing small graphs.Gnuplot for plotting structural properties of networks (e.g., degree distribution).The following packages need to be installed on the system to support drawing and visualization in SNAP: SNAP is largely self-contained and requires external packages only for drawing and visualization.

Make sure that a C++ compiler is installed on the system. SNAP works under Windows with Visual Studio or Cygwin with GCC, Mac OS X, Linux and other Unix variants with GCC.

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