Hi,
mRNA helps to understand the concept of mapping loop nests onto the MAERI architecture. I have
compiled '9513bdb' commit in Mint 19.2 (64 bit) with CMake 3.10.2 and g++-7 with no errors.
I have some small suggestions for problems that beginner Linux users may face in compiling mRNA:
1- The commit '9513bdb' includes the build folder with old CMake files and these files cause an error after running 'cmake ../' command because there will be a conflict between new and old CMake files.
So, I suggest removing build folder in the next commit.
2- There is a command about generating MAERI in the README file:
_build/MAERI_Mapper -show_maei numms=32
There is a small typo in this command, "-show_maei" so the correct command is:
_build/MAERI_Mapper -show_maeri numms=32
Thanks to the Synergy lab team for releasing their research as open-source tools.
Hi, mRNA helps to understand the concept of mapping loop nests onto the MAERI architecture. I have compiled '9513bdb' commit in Mint 19.2 (64 bit) with CMake 3.10.2 and g++-7 with no errors. I have some small suggestions for problems that beginner Linux users may face in compiling mRNA: 1- The commit '9513bdb' includes the build folder with old CMake files and these files cause an error after running 'cmake ../' command because there will be a conflict between new and old CMake files. So, I suggest removing build folder in the next commit. 2- There is a command about generating MAERI in the README file: _build/MAERI_Mapper -show_maei numms=32 There is a small typo in this command, "-show_maei" so the correct command is: _build/MAERI_Mapper -show_maeri numms=32 Thanks to the Synergy lab team for releasing their research as open-source tools.
Midia