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Export Bash variables in tutorial.
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jendrikseipp committed Jul 22, 2020
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::

DOWNWARD_BENCHMARKS=/path/to/downward-benchmarks
export DOWNWARD_BENCHMARKS=/path/to/downward-benchmarks
git clone https://github.com/aibasel/downward-benchmarks ${DOWNWARD_BENCHMARKS}

Some example experiments need the ``DOWNWARD_BENCHMARKS`` environment
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::

DOWNWARD_REPO=/path/to/fast-downward-repo
export DOWNWARD_REPO=/path/to/fast-downward-repo
sudo apt install cmake g++ git make python3
git clone https://github.com/aibasel/downward.git ${DOWNWARD_REPO}
# Optionally check that Fast Downward works:
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.. highlight:: python

The script below is an example Fast Downward experiment. It is located
at ``${LAB}/examples/lmcut.py``. After setting ``REPO`` to
``FAST_DOWNWARD`` and ``BENCHMARKS_DIR`` to ``BENCHMARKS``, you can see
the available steps with ::
The script below is an example Fast Downward experiment. It is located at
``${LAB}/examples/lmcut.py``. After adapting ``REPO`` and
``BENCHMARKS_DIR`` to your setup, you can see the available steps with ::

./lmcut.py

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