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| This page is dedicated to the uttilisation of CMake. | This page is dedicated to the uttilisation of CMake. | ||
| - | ===== 1 Setting up CMake ===== | + | ===== 1 Installing CMake ===== |
| - | ==== 1.1 Installing CMake ==== | + | |
| * __Windows__: \\ Download and install CMake for windows : [[https://cmake.org/download/]] \\ You need to install the Windows x64 Installer .msi | * __Windows__: \\ Download and install CMake for windows : [[https://cmake.org/download/]] \\ You need to install the Windows x64 Installer .msi | ||
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| The default path of the compiler is : "C:/Program Files (x86)/Intel/oneAPI/mkl/2021.2.0/lib/intel64". If yours is different, you need to adapt it in the main CMakeLists.txt file. It exists a main for every project (Prepro, Lagamine and Select) and one for the whole project (the main one). | The default path of the compiler is : "C:/Program Files (x86)/Intel/oneAPI/mkl/2021.2.0/lib/intel64". If yours is different, you need to adapt it in the main CMakeLists.txt file. It exists a main for every project (Prepro, Lagamine and Select) and one for the whole project (the main one). | ||
| - | ==== 1.2 Using CMake ==== | + | ===== 2 Using CMake ===== |
| The idea of CMake is to develop a file (CMakeLists.txt) that build up a .sln file (it is the Lagamine Visual Studio project), it allows to compile Lagamine on any calculating machine easily, without having to define compiler parameters. | The idea of CMake is to develop a file (CMakeLists.txt) that build up a .sln file (it is the Lagamine Visual Studio project), it allows to compile Lagamine on any calculating machine easily, without having to define compiler parameters. | ||
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| To produce the Lagamine Visual Studio project, open CMake(cmake-gui): {{ :devs:cmake_icone.jpg?nolink|}} | To produce the Lagamine Visual Studio project, open CMake(cmake-gui): {{ :devs:cmake_icone.jpg?nolink|}} | ||
| - | <imgcaption image2|>{{ :devs:cmake1.jpg?nolink |}}</imgcaption> | + | <imgcaption utilisation1|>{{ :devs:cmake1.jpg?nolink |}}</imgcaption> |
| - | A new window will appear, you need to fill the two fields : | + | A new window will appear (see <imgref utilisation1>), you need to fill the two fields : |
| - "Where is the source code:" you need to choose the folder that contains files that comes from gitlab. | - "Where is the source code:" you need to choose the folder that contains files that comes from gitlab. | ||
| - "Where to build the binaries:" you need to choose the folder that will contain the VS project. | - "Where to build the binaries:" you need to choose the folder that will contain the VS project. | ||
| + | Then, you need to press on Configure, a new window will appear (see <imgref utilisation2>): | ||
| + | - Use the right version of Visual Studio in " Specify the generator for this project". | ||
| + | - Impose the use of x64 (if this step is not done error in compilation, see [[devs:install|Installation guide]] in 2.4.1). | ||
| + | - Then press on "Finish". | ||
| + | <imgcaption utilisation2|>{{ :devs:cmake2_configure.jpg?nolink |}}</imgcaption> | ||
| + | The window will receive some results (see <imgref utilisation3>) | ||
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| + | <imgcaption utilisation3|>{{ :devs:cmake3_results.jpg?nolink |}}</imgcaption> | ||
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| + | Then press on "generate" and the VS project will be created and it will be ready to compile. | ||
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