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+===== Build configuration =====
+For the moment, the best way to configure  Smil is with the shell script [[http://smil.cmm.mines-paristech.fr/contrib/scripts/config-smil|config-smil]]. This script will take into account that you're inside an ''Anaconda'' and configure ''Smil'' accordingly.
+<note>This script can be found inside ''contrib/scripts'' directory of Smil distribution.</note>
+Usage of this script is explained from the help command :
+<code bash|**config-smil help**>
+$ config-smil help
+  config-smil
+  Usage :
+    config-smil [ options ] SourceDirectory
+  Options :
+    --help
+      This message
+    --prefix=prefix
+      This option defines the prefix where Smil will be installed.
+      Default value is /usr/local.
+    --addon=name,name,name,...
+      A comma separated list of Addons to enable
+      Default enabled Addons : Color Filters HoughTransform
+  Example :
+    config-smil --addon=GraphCuts --prefix=/usr/local/Smil-27 /home/sources/smil
+  Author :
+    Jose-Marcio Martins da Cruz
+  See also :
+    Full Smil documentation at : http://smil.mines-paristech.fr
+</code>
+So, in short words, to configure, compile and install Smil under Anaconda, the simplest way is something of the kind :
+<code bash|**Download**>
+$ mkdir sources
+$ cd sources
+$ git clone https://github.com/ensmp-cmm/smil
+</code>
+<code bash|**Change ''git'' branch (optional)**>
+$ cd smil
+$ git checkout develop
+$ cd ..
+</code>
+<code bash|**Configure, compile and install**>
+$ mkdir build
+$ cd build
+$ ../smil/contrib/scripts/config-smil ../smil
+$ make -j 6
+$ sudo make install
+</code>
+<note tip>
+When building ''Smil'' with ''Python'', each instance of ''Smil'' is valid only for the version of ''Python'' it was linked. So, if you intend to run ''Smil'' with different versions of ''Python'', you'll need to build as many instances of ''Smil'' as you have versions of ''Python''.
+The easiest way to do this is to use different prefixes. E.g. :
+''/usr/local/Smil-2.7'', ''/usr/local/Smil-3.5'', ''/usr/local/Smil-3.7'' ...
+<code bash|**Defining a prefix for Python 2.7**>
+config-smil --prefix=/usr/local/Smil-27
+</code>
+</note>