The goal is to make it easier to test whether changes break the compilation or basic functionality. Once there is a test that can easily be run with ctest, this could be automated with github actions.
Notes: as of the creation of this issue, SGPU_update would be the logical choice for a base branch for adding this. Update: I merged in the nate branch on 7/4.
[x] Try to install SlaterGPU on wsl doesn't seem like it will actually help.
[ ] Experiment with at least compiling on cpu in a github action but don't try to run at least for now
[ ] Try running the example that's in the readme with ctest and streamlining the build and testing process.
[ ] Try out self-hosted github actions runner with gpu on wsl. My glibc is too old to even run the repository checkout for the self-hosted github action. It seems like for now it's worth asking if it's possible to install for cpu
See https://cmake.org/cmake/help/latest/guide/tutorial/Installing%20and%20Testing.html#exercise-2-testing-support
The goal is to make it easier to test whether changes break the compilation or basic functionality. Once there is a test that can easily be run with ctest, this could be automated with github actions.
Notes: as of the creation of this issue, SGPU_update would be the logical choice for a base branch for adding this. Update: I merged in the nate branch on 7/4.
Try to install SlaterGPU on wsldoesn't seem like it will actually help.