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Getting Started

Get started with Hado Community Edition by checking the system requirements, installing the Python package, and verifying that it loads correctly.

For a complete electromagnetic simulation example, continue to Tutorials after installation.

System Requirements​

The Tanager 2026.1.1 distribution provides wheels for Windows and Linux.

Operating system Python Requirements
Windows (64-bit, x64) 3.11–3.14 Microsoft MPI Runtime (MS-MPI)
Linux (64-bit, x86-64) 3.11–3.14 glibc 2.35 or newer

Both platforms use pip for installation. Python is available from the official Python website. For the Windows MS-MPI runtime, see Microsoft’s documentation.

See the PyPI release files for available distributions.

Installation​

Install Hado Community Edition using pip:

pip install tanager

Verify Installation​

Open Python and run:

import hado

If the import completes without errors, Hado has been installed successfully.

If the import fails:

  • On Windows, Microsoft MPI Runtime not found: Install the MS-MPI Runtime and restart the terminal.
  • No matching distribution found: Check that a wheel is available for your operating system, Python version, and architecture on PyPI.

Where to Go Next​

  • Tutorials — Follow complete simulation examples, including model setup, solution, and results.
  • API Reference — Find detailed information about Python classes, methods, properties, and error conditions.