Step 3: Download and Install the Package
In this step, you will download and unpack the Intel® TCC Tools package on your development host system.
- If you haven’t already downloaded the package, select the Download option from the Intel® TCC Tools site.
- On your development host system, make the package shell script executable. Replace<version>as appropriate.chmod +x ./l_tcc_tools_p_<version>_offline.sh
- Extract the installer into the current directory. Replace<version>as appropriate.Note:The dot at the end of the command is part of the command. It is the current directory../l_tcc_tools_p_<version>_offline.sh -x -f .You may not see any output on the screen for about 30 seconds.
- Go to the directory containing the extracted files. Replace<version>as appropriate.cd l_tcc_tools_p_<version>_offline
- Make the install shell script executable:chmod +x ./install.sh
- Run the following command to install the files. The command will install the files in the following locations:
- If the command is executed without root privileges:~/intel/oneapi/tcc_tools/<version>.
- If the command is executed with root privileges:/opt/intel/oneapi/tcc_tools/<version>.
In this command, you are accepting the end user license agreement (EULA). To view the license, go to./l_tcc_tools_p_<version>_offline/license.txtor Intel End User License Agreement for Developer Tools../install.sh --action=install --eula=accept --intel-sw-improvement-program-consent=no --silentAfter you have installed the product using the above command, thethird-party-programs.txtreferenced in the EULA is available in~/intel/oneapi/tcc_tools/latest/licensing/third-party-programs.txt. - Source the environment file to set up environment variables for installed Intel products, including Intel® TCC Tools. Subsequent steps use these environment variables. Make sure to continue to use this terminal window to complete subsequent steps. If you use a new terminal window, you will need to run this command again to set up environment variables in the new window.source ~/intel/oneapi/setvars.shFor reference, the Developer Guide contains a list of the environment variables that are set: Set Up Environment Variables.