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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:
Source Directory Selection for Windows (CMake)
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.
Adding the INSTALL target in Visual Studio (Windows)
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