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C++ Library may be optimized by using a SPE built CLIB4 library for GCC 6 / machines with the SPE.
Either create an entry about this in the readme, or modify the makefile to raise a clear warning so the user can see it before continuing.
All that is required is to define SPE when building ADTOOLS. From there, the CLIB4 library is built with SPE, and any C++ libraries will then use this optimized, in the case they are using the underlying CLIB4_SPE.
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@walkero-gr
You worked on something similar to this, right? Is it enough to just make people aware that they must set the define when building ADTOOLS or should we do something forceful or more clear so that people are aware?
@walkero-gr You worked on something similar to this, right? Is it enough to just make people aware that they must set the define when building ADTOOLS or should we do something forceful or more clear so that people are aware?
I haven't done something with that, to be honest. I am not sure but I believe the SPE is set automatically when we compile gcc 6 since this is included with that version. I am not quite sure. I might be wrong.
C++ Library may be optimized by using a SPE built CLIB4 library for GCC 6 / machines with the SPE.
Either create an entry about this in the readme, or modify the makefile to raise a clear warning so the user can see it before continuing.
All that is required is to define SPE when building ADTOOLS. From there, the CLIB4 library is built with SPE, and any C++ libraries will then use this optimized, in the case they are using the underlying CLIB4_SPE.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: