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=========================================
Scalable Hybrid Array Kit (Shark): README
=========================================
Shark is a library for high-level parallel programming using n-dimensional
grids. Please see the LICENSE file for licensing terms.
FEATURES
- n-dimensional global arrays of arbitrary datatypes
- regular and irregular distributions
- run-time redistribution
- ghost regions (with or without diagonals)
- boundary conditions
- gather/scatter using sparse arrays
- asynchronous operations using futures
- one-sided get/put/accumulate
- global array expressions in natural syntax (using expression templates)
REQUIREMENTS
- A C++ compiler and standard library with support for C++11 features such as
lambdas, move semantics and varargs templates. Shark is developed using:
* gcc 4.6, 4.7 and 4.8
* icc 12.1 and 13 with libstdc++ from gcc 4.4
- pkg-config
- An MPI2 implementation (recommended)
- POSIX threads with spin locks (optional)
- OpenMP 2.5 support (optional)
- Intel Threading Building Blocks (TBB) 2.2 or newer (optional)
BUILDING
mkdir build
cd build
../configure
make -j4
Try "configure --help" for configuration options. Please note that the
configuration script will use pkg-config to determine how to build with
dependencies such as a particular MPI implementation, TBB,... You may have to
add a simple pkg-config file for a particular dependency if none is available.
For example, tbb.pc could contain:
tbbdir=/path/to/tbb
Name: tbb
Description: Intel Threading Building Blocks
Version: 4.0
Cflags: -I${tbbdir}/include
Libs: -L${tbbdir}/lib -ltbb
FEEDBACK
Please send feedback to Bruno De Fraine <[email protected]>.