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Configuring ZeroBrane

Pedro R. Andrade, R. Avancini

This tutorial works with TerraME version 2.0.0-RC6 or greater.

This tutorial describes how to configure ZeroBrane to run TerraME. Before starting, install ZeroBrane and make sure it is closed (otherwise the changes will be lost). This tutorial was tested with ZeroBrane version 1.70 (Released in Nov 11, 2017).

Choose your Operational System

• Windows
• Linux
• Mac

Windows

1. Open Windows Explorer. Go to the installation directory of TerraME (tipically C:\terrame). Double click in configure-zerobrane.bat.

2. If everything works properly, you will get the message below. Otherwise, please follow the instructions shown in the error messages. If you have an Antivirus software, it might prevent TerraME from writing in ZeroBrane directory and therefore this command might not work. Please allow TerraME to do so in order to properly configure ZeroBrane.

3. Open ZeroBrane. It will be shown as below, with some tutorials available and a gray output area in the bottom. You can navigate through the tutorials and execute pieces of source code by clicking in the green button with two triangles pointing to the right or by clicking F6.

Linux

1. Just run the command below from a terminal using the same user you will run ZeroBrane.

terrame -zb

2. If everything works properly, you will get the message below. Otherwise, please follow the instructions shown in the error messages.

3. Open ZeroBrane. It will be shown as below, with some tutorials available and a gray output area in the bottom. You can navigate through the tutorials and execute pieces of source code by clicking in the green button with two triangles pointing to the right or by clicking F6.

Mac

1. Open a terminal. To do so, first run Lunchpad:

then click in Other:

and finally click in Terminal:

2. Type terrame -zb in the terminal and then click <Enter>.

3. If everything works properly, you will get the message below. Otherwise, please follow the instructions shown in the error messages.

4. Open ZeroBrane. It will be shown as below, with some tutorials available and a gray output area in the bottom. You can navigate through the tutorials and execute pieces of source code by clicking in the green button with two triangles pointing to the right or by clicking F6.