Version 3.0 is under development, use it at your own risk.
In order to install properly POP-C++ from source, you will need following software:
- C++ compiler
- GNU make
- Cmake
- Flex / Bison.
- zlib
- cxxtest
On Ubuntu or debian the installation of dependencies can be easily done with:
sudo apt-get install g++ cmake flex bison cxxtest zlib1g-dev
user@computer$ cmake .
Once the configuration script is done.
user@computer$ make
user@computer$ make install
You might use sudo or to be root tu execute "make install" if you do not have the right to write in the destination folder.
The installation script will ask you several questions. Here they are:
- DO YOU WANT TO CONFIGURE POP-C++ SERVICES? (y/n)
You can configure the POP-C++ Global Services by answering "y" to this question.
- DO YOU WANT TO MAKE A SIMPLE INSTALLATION ? (y/n)
If you answered "y" at the 1st question, you will be asked if you want to make a simple installation. The simple installation will set the default parameters. If you want to parameterize the POP-C++ Global Services, answer "n".
Do not forget to add these lines to your .bashrc file or equivalent : If you have kept the default options this should give you something like:
POPC_LOCATION=/usr/local/popc export POPC_LOCATION=/usr/local/popc PATH=$PATH:$POPC_LOCATION/bin:$POPC_LOCATION/sbin
The next thing to do is to start the job manager of POP-C++ with
/usr/local/popc/sbin/SXXpopc start
The release directory contains a test suite. This test suite is located under ./test
You can execute the test suite by running the "runtests" script with the "-all" option.
user@computer$ ./runtests -all
- The POP-C++ wiki on GitHub https://github.com/pop-team/pop-cpp/wiki
- The old POP-C++ wiki http://gridgroup.hefr.ch/popc/doku.php/main_page