Building

Use the standard cmake build procedure:

mkdir build; cd build

cmake -G "Unix Makefiles" [OPTIONS] .. && make

Replace [OPTIONS] with desired cmake options for your build. The library adds the following additional switches to control what is being built:

-DSCHWARZ_BUILD_BENCHMARKING={ON, OFF} Builds some example benchmarks. Default is ON
-DSCHWARZ_BUILD_METIS={ON, OFF} Builds with support for the METIS partitioner. User needs to provide the path to the installation of the METIS library in METIS_DIR, preferably as an environment variable. Default is OFF
-DSCHWARZ_BUILD_CHOLMOD={ON, OFF} Builds with support for the CHOLMOD module from the Suitesparse library. User needs to set an environment variable CHOLMOD_DIR to the path containing the CHOLMOD installation. Default is OFF
-DSCHWARZ_BUILD_CUDA={ON, OFF} Builds with CUDA support. Though Ginkgo provides most of the required CUDA support, we do need to link to CUDA for explicit setting of GPU affinities, some custom gather and scatter operations. Default is OFF.
-DSCHWARZ_BUILD_CLANG_TIDY={ON, OFF} Builds with support for clang-tidy Default is OFF
-DSCHWARZ_BUILD_DEALII={ON, OFF} Builds with support for the finite element library deal.ii Default is OFF
-DSCHWARZ_WITH_HWLOC={ON, OFF} Builds with support for the hardware locality library used for binding hardware. hwloc is distributed as a part of the Open-MPI project. Default is ON
-DSCHWARZ_DEVEL_TOOLS={ON, OFF} Builds with some developer tools support. Default is ON. In particular uses git-cmake-format to automatically format the source files with clang-format.

Tips

If you are having CUDA problems and you are not using CUDA, then feel free to switch the CUDA module off with -DSCHWARZ_BUILD_CUDA=off.
Installing CHOLMOD can be a bit annoying. TODO add some details on fixing Suitesparse compilation.
When doing merge commits it is possible that make format does not work. You can run cmake -DSCHWARZ_DEVEL_TOOLS=OFF .. to temporarily switch off the formatting. Please switch it on again when committing normally.