UniMCI User Documentation

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Installation

First install the MPI checker that should provide the MPI checking functionality, e.g., Marmot (see Links). Download UniMCI from http://www.tu-dresden.de/zih/unimci and extract the archive.

UniMCI uses CMake (see Links) as a build system, if you have no CMake installed you should download and install its latest version. Start CMake and use the extracted UniMCI directory as the source directory, e.g.:

For Linux:

 
    cd unimci-<VERSION>
    mkdir BUILD
    cd BUILD
    ccmake ../
   

For Windows:

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Source Directory Selection for Windows (CMake)

Once you set the source directory in CMake, try to configure UniMCI. If an MPI checker is automatically found it will be used for the UniMCI configuration. If no checker is found you should select your MPI checker by modifying the CMake variable USED_MPI_CHECKER, e.g., set it to MARMOT. You may also have to set the installation directory of your MPI checker.

If you are satisfied with the configuration use the CMake generate option (Linux: g-generate, Windows: the OK button of the GUI). Afterwards, you can build and install UniMCI, e.g.:

For Linux:

 
    make
    make install
   

For Windows: Open the generated VisualStudio project in your binary directory. Build the solution, once you are satisfied with the result you can add the INSTALL target and issue a further build, in order to install UniMCI.

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Adding the INSTALL target in Visual Studio (Windows)

Where to go from here ?

Usage - Read about using UniMCI
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