This page is for developers who want to work
on the internals of the Parallel BGL or users who want access to the
absolute newest code. Of course, the development version of the
Parallel BGL should always be considered experimental: it may not
compile, it may not run, or it may give bogus results. |
All versions of the Parallel BGL, including unreleased developement
versions, are available via anonymous access through Subversion. The
Parallel BGL Subversion repository is available at https://svn.osl.iu.edu/svn/pbgl. You
will need several tools to build a copy of the Parallel BGL retrieved
from Subversion:
- The Parallel BGL uses Subversion for its source
code management. You will need to have a Subversion client installed
to access the Parallel BGL repository.
- A recent version of CMake is
required for developers to build and test the Parallel BGL in the normal
manner. Since the Parallel BGL is mainly composed of C++ headers, it is
possible to use the library without any make system (but it will
require additional effort).
Once you have these tools, you can check out the latest development
version of the Parallel BGL with the command line:
svn co https://svn.osl.iu.edu/svn/pbgl/trunk pbgl
To actually build the Parallel BGL from Subversion, first create a
directory to hold your build and run cmake passing the
path to your svn checkout as the first argument. This will configure
the Parallel BGL and setup your build tree. If configuration fails
you can use ccmake to edit the configuration parameters.
Once this step is completed, build, test, and install the Parallel BGL
as you normally would.
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