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Revision 179:9984c20cf0f7, 0.9 KB
(checked in by Andreas Schaefer <gentryx@…>, 14 months ago)
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fixed some bitrot in the typemap generator
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| 1 | This is the TypemapGenerator, a simple code generator to automate the |
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| 2 | construction of MPI datatypes for custom C++ classes. Rather than |
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| 3 | parsing the source code itself, it relies relies on Doxygen's XML |
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| 4 | output. It will produce a class "Typemaps", located in the files |
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| 5 | "YOUR_PATH/typemaps.{h,cpp}". This class will contain the MPI code |
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| 6 | create the neccessary extended struct derived datatypes. The |
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| 7 | TypemapGenerator will only generate datatypes for its friends. |
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| 9 | To get an idea how it's working, have a look at the demonstation |
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| 10 | project in "./sample". The "compile.sh" script exhibits the three |
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| 11 | phase build process: (a) parsing via Doxygen, (b) code generation |
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| 12 | using the TypemapGenerator and (c) compilation using Make. |
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| 14 | INSTALLATION |
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| 15 | ============ |
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| 17 | You will probably want to integrate the TypemapGenerator into your build |
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| 18 | process (similar to "compile.sh"). How this is done will depend on |
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| 19 | your setup. |
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