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## Windows - WSL2
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_**Pre-built binaries available here: [Build](build).**_
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**Install WSL2**
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Ensure that:
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1) virtualization is turned on in BIOS,
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2) _Hyper-V_ and _Virtual Machine Platform_ are turned on in Windows features,
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3) _Memory integrity_ is turned on in Windows Security (Core isolation).
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When all the requirements are met, WSL can be installed via a console
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```bat
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wsl.exe --install [Distro]
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```
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where `Distro` is the name of the Linux distribution.
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**Get packages, build and run the code**
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All the steps are the same as those described in [Build Linux](build_linux), with the exception that Intel MKL must be installed using [oneAPI](https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/developer/tools/oneapi/onemkl.html). Assuming that oneMKL has been installed in the default location, the following line must be added to the .bashrc file: `source /opt/intel/oneapi/mkl/2024.0/env/vars.sh`. |
