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Requirements for building TBBV4 for Linux:
1.	The code has been built and tested on x86_64 architecture machine running Ubuntu 14.04.
2.	The compiler used for biulding this code was g++ 4.8.2
3.	The tool requires Crypto++ security library installed. It was built and tested using CryptoPP version 5.6.5. It can be downloaded at:
		https://www.cryptopp.com/release565.html

Building instructions:
1.	The tool requires the CryptoPP library to be built first. The current version can be downloaded at:
		https://www.cryptopp.com/release565.html
	To build CryptoPP, the following command can be used when in the CryptoPP source directory:
		make -f GNUmakefile
		
2.	To build the TBB tool, the following command can be used when in TBB_linux direcrory:
		make -f TBB_linux.mak LIBDIR=<path_to_Cryptopp_library>
	In case LIBDIR variable is not specified while building the TBB tool, the makefile will look in "lib/cryptpp565" for cryptopp library by default.

3.	For testing purposes, the CryptoPP sources were downloaded in the folder "<TBB_Linux directory>/lib/cryptpp565", and was then built using the command:
		make -f GNUmakefile
	The tool was then built using the command:
		make -f TBB_linux.mak