You can now edit the files *locally* in `$HOME/infer-docker` and build infer *inside Docker* in `/infer-host` using the shell prompt gotten in step 2. The quickest way is to run `make byte` from `/infer-host`.
4. Outside Docker, you will likely need to change the permissions of `$HOME/infer-docker` to make the files editable by your user: `sudo chown $USER -R $HOME/infer-docker`.
You can now edit the files *locally* in `$HOME/infer-docker` and build infer *inside Docker* in `/infer-host` using the shell prompt gotten in step 2. The quickest way is to run `make` from `/infer-host` once, then `make byte` for a quicker edit/compile cycle.
### (a') ...or, alternatively, build Infer locally from scratch