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This utilite depends on library libapogee & C-wrapper over it

First, you should install a latest version of libapogee from directory "libapogee"
or from original site: http://www.randomfactory.com/downloads/
If you will meet a bug in link stage ("can't find -lboost_regex-mt") cd to directory
libapogee-[version]/apogee and run
$ sed -i 's/boost_regex-mt/boost_regex/g' Makefile
after this small fix cd .. and run make again.

Second, you should install apogee_C_wrapper (cd to this directory and do as README sais).

Third, install libsla.so (if using BTA module)

And install apogee_control itself:

1. mkdir mk && cd mk
2. cmake ..
3. make
4. [su -c "make install"] or just copy file apogee_control wherever you want

File bta_print.c needed to fill specific FITS keys for BTA telescope
If your want use this outside SAO RAS localnet, write:
2. cmake -DNOBTA=1 ..


If you wish to save not only FITS, define:
*	-DUSERAW=1 to save raw data
*	-DUSEPNG=1 to save png data

define
*	-DEBUG=1 for debug info

By default observatory location is SAO RAS, to change coordinates define:
*	-DTELLAT=lattitude in degr
*	-DTELLONG=longitude in degr
*	-DTELALT=altitude in m
*	-DTELFOCUS=focal ratio of telescope in metres



user can store default headers in ~/apogee_hdrs.fits
user can give additional keys as command line parameters
to calculate simplest CDx_x coefficients user can give parameter ROT0:
- for left-handed system it shoud be less than 0 (-360..0)
      CROTA2 = -ROT0 + PARANGLE - VAL_P
- for right-handed > 0 (0..360)
      CROTA2 = ROT0 - PARANGLE + VAL_P


WARNING! Since 4.08.2016 filename prefix should be pointed by -o flag!
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