1. Make sure OSKAR itself has been built and installed.
2. If necessary, edit the file setup.cfg to set the paths to the OSKAR header and library installed on the system.
3. From a terminal prompt in this directory, install the Python interface using pip install --user .
   • Note the final dot on the line above!
   • The --user flag is optional, but you may need root permission without it.

After installation using the steps above, the OSKAR Python interface can be uninstalled using pip uninstall oskarpy

• Both Python 2.7 and Python 3 are supported.
• Some examples showing how the Python interface can be used are shown in examples/sim* and examples/spead.