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Options: [--countlines] count all lines including comments and whitespace
         [--countcharacters] count all characters
         [--countcodelines] count all lines of code
         [--removecomments] remove all comments and out a .o file with the same name
         [--balancebrackets] check that all brackets are balanced
         [--functioncount] count the number of functions
         [--all] run all checks
         [--help] display help message

• Open a terminal
• Run $ make same directory as the files
• $ make should complete without error and generate a canalyse binary
• Run canalyse with $ ./canalyse or proceed to install

• Run $ sudo make install or # make install

You have now sucessfully install Canalyse and can use it in commandline from any directory