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    Heterogeneous Systems Jeffrey Young August 28th, 2012 SVN revision 2028 http://code.google.com/p/gpuocelot/ This document details the installation of Ocelot from the Subversion repository using Ubuntu 12.04 as the base OS. If you can use one of the prepackaged builds, this is recommended unless you need to use the latest features of Ocelot. If you run into any problems with the process in this document first try checking the wiki at http://code.google.com/p/gpuocelot/w/list and then the Google forum at https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/gpuocelot. 1) Make sure the required compilers and tools are installed: C++ compiler (≥GCC 4.5.x) Lex lexer generator (≥ Flex 2.5.35) YACC parser generator ( ≥Bison 2.4.1) Scons build tool Subversion sudo apt­get install flex bison scons build­essential subversion 2) Get the source code from Google Code. Note that this pulls the entire trunk with all tests and examples, which is very large svn checkout http://gpuocelot.googlecode.com/svn/

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    Ocelot Installation Manual A Dynamic Compilation Framework for Heterogeneous Systems Jeffrey Young August 28th, 2012 SVN revision 2028 http://code.google.com/p/gpuocelot/ This document details the installation of Ocelot from the Subversion repository using Ubuntu 12.04 as the base OS. If you can use one of the prepackaged builds, this is recommended unless you need to use the latest features of Ocelot. If you run into any problems with the process in this document first try checking the wiki at http://code.google.com/p/gpuocelot/w/list and then the Google forum at https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/gpuocelot. 1) Make sure the required compilers and tools are installed: C++ compiler (≥GCC 4.5.x) Lex lexer generator (≥ Flex 2.5.35) YACC parser generator ( ≥Bison 2.4.1) Scons build tool Subversion sudo apt­get install flex bison scons build­essential subversion 2) Get the source code from Google Code. Note that this pulls the entire trunk with all tests and examples, which is very large svn checkout http://gpuocelot.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ gpuocelot­read­only If you don't want any test code or examples, you can pull just the source directory for Ocelot: svn checkout http://gpuocelot.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ocelot/ocelot/ gpuocelot­read­only 3) Install LLVM if you want to use different back-ends (x86, AMD, etc.) If you are running an OS that supports a version of LLVM ≥3.1 sudo apt­get install llvm  For OS's that support versions of LLVM < 3.1 (for instance, Ubuntu 12.04 uses 2.9 by default), you'll need to pull the latest version from the LLVM SVN repository. Otherwise when running Ocelot's build script you may run into the following error: ocelot/ir/implementation/ExternalFunctionSet.cpp: In function 'llvm::Function*  ir::jitFunction(const ir::ExternalFunctionSet::ExternalFunction&, const  ir::PTXKernel::Prototype&, llvm::Module*)': ocelot/ir/implementation/ExternalFunctionSet.cpp:320:9: error: 'class  llvm::SMDiagnostic' has no member named 'print' To pull from the LLVM SVN and build: svn co http://llvm.org/svn/llvm­project/llvm/trunk llvm ./configure ­­enable­optimized sudo make sudo make install 4) Install Boost, LibGlew, and LibGlut Boost (≥1.4.6 suggested): sudo apt­get install libboost­dev libboost­system­dev libboost­filesystem­dev  libboost­thread­dev Libglew (version 1.6) is used to support OpenGL features used in some of the SDK examples sudo apt­get install libglew1.6­dev -Note that this will install a large number of support libraries as dependencies. To install LibGlut (used by some of the test applications in the CUDA SDK) sudo apt­get install freeglut3 freeglut3­dev 5) Other notes (Items that are not needed for installation) Hydrazine is checked out automatically with the trunk of GPUOcelot. This folder contains some utility functionality like a JSON parser, floating-point functions, bit-wise operations, casts, and exception objects. librt.so is used for some of the SDK examples, and refers to Linux real-time functionality. This library is installed by default with GCC as part of libc, so there is no need to install any additional packages to provide this library. Please note that librt was mentioned as “rt” or “rt3.8” in previous installation guides, but in Ubuntu this refers to the request-tracker package. 6)Build Ocelot using the build.py script: cd gpuocelot­read­only(or cd gpuocelot­read­only/ocelotto only build the ocelot library) sudo build.py ­­install If Ocelot finishes compiling correctly, the Ocelot library should be installed in "/usr/local/lib/libocelot.so" or can be found locally under the ".release_build" directory. 7)Building tests: You can either build tests using the build.py script in the root directory of the trunk (top-level "gpuocelot-read-only" directory checked out from SVN) or in the specific test directory using the scons build tool and the local SConscript file. It is recommended that you use t

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    Ocelot Installation Manual A Dynamic Compilation Framework for Heterogeneous Systems Jeffrey Young August 28th, 2012 SVN revision 2028 http://code.google.com/p/gpuocelot/ This document details the installation of Ocelot from the Subversion repository using Ubuntu 12.04 as the base OS. If you can use one of the prepackaged builds, this is recommended unless you need to use the latest features of Ocelot. If you run into any problems with the process in this document first try checking the wiki at http://code.google.com/p/gpuocelot/w/list and then the Google forum at https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/gpuocelot. 1) Make sure the required compilers and tools are installed: C++ compiler (≥GCC 4.5.x) Lex lexer generator (≥ Flex 2.5.35) YACC parser generator ( ≥Bison 2.4.1) Scons build tool Subversion sudo apt­get install flex bison scons build­essential subversion 2) Get the source code from Google Code. Note that this pulls the entire trunk with all tests and examples, which is very large svn checkout http://gpuocelot.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ gpuocelot­read­only If you don't want any test code or examples, you can pull just the source directory for Ocelot: svn checkout http://gpuocelot.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ocelot/ocelot/ gpuocelot­read­only 3) Install LLVM if you want to use different back-ends (x86, AMD, etc.) If you are running an OS that supports a version of LLVM ≥3.1 sudo apt­get install llvm  For OS's that support versions of LLVM < 3.1 (for instance, Ubuntu 12.04 uses 2.9 by default), you'll need to pull the latest version from the LLVM SVN repository. Otherwise when running Ocelot's build script you may run into the following error: ocelot/ir/implementation/ExternalFunctionSet.cpp: In function 'llvm::Function*  ir::jitFunction(const ir::ExternalFunctionSet::ExternalFunction&, const  ir::PTXKernel::Prototype&, llvm::Module*)': ocelot/ir/implementation/ExternalFunctionSet.cpp:320:9: error: 'class  llvm::SMDiagnostic' has no member named 'print' To pull from the LLVM SVN and build: svn co http://llvm.org/svn/llvm­project/llvm/trunk llvm ./configure ­­enable­optimized sudo make sudo make install 4) Install Boost, LibGlew, and LibGlut Boost (≥1.4.6 suggested): sudo apt­get install libboost­dev libboost­system­dev libboost­filesystem­dev  libboost­thread­dev Libglew (version 1.6) is used to support OpenGL features used in some of the SDK examples sudo apt­get install libglew1.6­dev -Note that this will install a large number of support libraries as dependencies. To install LibGlut (used by some of the test applications in the CUDA SDK) sudo apt­get install freeglut3 freeglut3­dev 5) Other notes (Items that are not needed for installation) Hydrazine is checked out automatically with the trunk of GPUOcelot. This folder contains some utility functionality like a JSON parser, floating-point functions, bit-wise operations, casts, and exception objects. librt.so is used for some of the SDK examples, and refers to Linux real-time functionality. This library is installed by default with GCC as part of libc, so there is no need to install any additional packages to provide this library. Please note that librt was mentioned as “rt” or “rt3.8” in previous installation guides, but in Ubuntu this refers to the request-tracker package. 6)Build Ocelot using the build.py script: cd gpuocelot­read­only(or cd gpuocelot­read­only/ocelotto only build the ocelot library) sudo build.py ­­install If Ocelot finishes compiling correctly, the Ocelot library should be installed in "/usr/local/lib/libocelot.so" or can be found locally under the ".release_build" directory. 7)Building tests: You can either build tests using the build.py script in the root directory of the trunk (top-level "gpuocelot-read-only" directory checked out from SVN) or in the specific test directory using the scons build tool and the local SConscript file. It is recommended that you use t

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    Heterogeneous Systems Jeffrey Young August 28th, 2012 SVN revision 2028 http://code.google.com/p/gpuocelot/ This document details the installation of Ocelot from the Subversion repository using Ubuntu 12.04 as the base OS. If you can use one of the prepackaged builds, this is recommended unless you need to use the latest features of Ocelot. If you run into any problems with the process in this document first try checking the wiki at http://code.google.com/p/gpuocelot/w/list and then the Google forum at https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/gpuocelot. 1) Make sure the required compilers and tools are installed: C++ compiler (≥GCC 4.5.x) Lex lexer generator (≥ Flex 2.5.35) YACC parser generator ( ≥Bison 2.4.1) Scons build tool Subversion sudo apt­get install flex bison scons build­essential subversion 2) Get the source code from Google Code. Note that this pulls the entire trunk with all tests and examples, which is very large svn checkout http://gpuocelot.googlecode.com/svn/

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    Ocelot Installation Manual A Dynamic Compilation Framework for Heterogeneous Systems Jeffrey Young August 28th, 2012 SVN revision 2028 http://code.google.com/p/gpuocelot/ This document details the installation of Ocelot from the Subversion repository using Ubuntu 12.04 as the base OS. If you can use one of the prepackaged builds, this is recommended unless you need to use the latest features of Ocelot. If you run into any problems with the process in this document first try checking the wiki at http://code.google.com/p/gpuocelot/w/list and then the Google forum at https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/gpuocelot. 1) Make sure the required compilers and tools are installed: C++ compiler (≥GCC 4.5.x) Lex lexer generator (≥ Flex 2.5.35) YACC parser generator ( ≥Bison 2.4.1) Scons build tool Subversion sudo apt­get install flex bison scons build­essential subversion 2) Get the source code from Google Code. Note that this pulls the entire trunk with all tests and examples, which is very large svn checkout http://gpuocelot.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ gpuocelot­read­only If you don't want any test code or examples, you can pull just the source directory for Ocelot: svn checkout http://gpuocelot.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/ocelot/ocelot/ gpuocelot­read­only 3) Install LLVM if you want to use different back-ends (x86, AMD, etc.) If you are running an OS that supports a version of LLVM ≥3.1 sudo apt­get install llvm  For OS's that support versions of LLVM < 3.1 (for instance, Ubuntu 12.04 uses 2.9 by default), you'll need to pull the latest version from the LLVM SVN repository. Otherwise when running Ocelot's build script you may run into the following error: ocelot/ir/implementation/ExternalFunctionSet.cpp: In function 'llvm::Function*  ir::jitFunction(const ir::ExternalFunctionSet::ExternalFunction&, const  ir::PTXKernel::Prototype&, llvm::Module*)': ocelot/ir/implementation/ExternalFunctionSet.cpp:320:9: error: 'class  llvm::SMDiagnostic' has no member named 'print' To pull from the LLVM SVN and build: svn co http://llvm.org/svn/llvm­project/llvm/trunk llvm ./configure ­­enable­optimized sudo make sudo make install 4) Install Boost, LibGlew, and LibGlut Boost (≥1.4.6 suggested): sudo apt­get install libboost­dev libboost­system­dev libboost­filesystem­dev  libboost­thread­dev Libglew (version 1.6) is used to support OpenGL features used in some of the SDK examples sudo apt­get install libglew1.6­dev -Note that this will install a large number of support libraries as dependencies. To install LibGlut (used by some of the test applications in the CUDA SDK) sudo apt­get install freeglut3 freeglut3­dev 5) Other notes (Items that are not needed for installation) Hydrazine is checked out automatically with the trunk of GPUOcelot. This folder contains some utility functionality like a JSON parser, floating-point functions, bit-wise operations, casts, and exception objects. librt.so is used for some of the SDK examples, and refers to Linux real-time functionality. This library is installed by default with GCC as part of libc, so there is no need to install any additional packages to provide this library. Please note that librt was mentioned as “rt” or “rt3.8” in previous installation guides, but in Ubuntu this refers to the request-tracker package. 6)Build Ocelot using the build.py script: cd gpuocelot­read­only(or cd gpuocelot­read­only/ocelotto only build the ocelot library) sudo build.py ­­install If Ocelot finishes compiling correctly, the Ocelot library should be installed in "/usr/local/lib/libocelot.so" or can be found locally under the ".release_build" directory. 7)Building tests: You can either build tests using the build.py script in the root directory of the trunk (top-level "gpuocelot-read-only" directory checked out from SVN) or in the specific test directory using the scons build tool and the local SConscript file. It is recommended that you use t

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    Ocelot Installation Manual

    A Dynamic Compilation Framework for Heterogeneous Systems


    Jeffrey Young
    August 28th, 2!2
    S"# re$ision 228
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    llvm::SMDiagnostic' has no member named 'print'
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    sudo apt-get install libglew1.6-dev
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    )o install 8i+/lut 3use' +y some of the test applications in the C,DA SDA7
    sudo apt-get install freeglut3 freeglut3-dev
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    gui'es, +ut in ,+untu this refers to the reGuestBtracker package(
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    cd gpuocelot-read-only 3or cd gpuocelot-read-only/ocelot to only +uil' the ocelot li+rary7
    sudo build.py --install
    .f *celot finishes compiling correctly, the *celot li+rary shoul' +e installe' in
    H&usr&local&li+&li+ocelot(soH or can +e foun' locally un'er the H(releaseI+uil'H 'irectory(
    0)-uilding tests:
    You can either +uil' tests using the +uil'(py script in the root 'irectory of the trunk 3topBle$el
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    this will reGuire fewer changes to the files in each 'irectory(
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    sudo ./build.py --test_lists <test_folder_name> --test_level=<basic or full>
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    sudo ./build.py --test_lists parboil --test_level=basic
    An e6ample of +uil'ing multiple test fol'ers%
    sudo ./build.py --test_lists cuda4.1,parboil --test_level=full
    .f you recei$e the following error while +uil'ing any of the tests with the +uil'(py script%
    OSError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '../../.release_build/tests/cuda2.3
    B/o to the topBle$el 'irectory 3HgpuocelotBrea'BonlyH7
    Bsu'o mk'ir (releaseI+uil'&tests&cu'a2(9
    BJerun the +uil' for your particular test, an' the compile' test applications shoul' now +e place' in the
    correct release 'irectory(
    To build all the tests in one folder using scons and local scripts (not recommended):
    #ote that this step is not recommen'e' since +uil'(py can +e use' to +uil' all tests( )his metho' is
    pro$i'e' only if you shoul' run into pro+lems with the +uil'(py script, or you want to mo$e test fol'ers
    out of the normal 'irectory structure(
    You will nee' to mo'ify the SConscript file in the test fol'er since you are calling it in the local
    'irectory, not from the +uil'(py script in a higherBle$el 'irectory(
    sys.path.append('../../scripts') ==> sys.path.append('../scripts')
    Comment out env.Append(LIBPATH = [os.path.join(env['install_path'], 'lib')])
    an' env.Append(CPPFLAGS = '-I' + os.path.join(env['install_path'], 'include'))
    ')-uilding applications "ith /celot
    To link against Ocelot:
    )o link against the *celot li+rary, you can use the *celotConfig tool as follows%
    g++ -o my_program my_program.o `OcelotConfig -l`
    The configure.ocelot file:
    Kach test fol'er contains a file calle' configure(ocelot that can +e use' to set trace options an' specify
    the 'e$ice that is use' to run the C,DA kernel 3ll$m, emulate', n$i'ia, am'7( :y 'efault, this file is set
    to use the Hemulate'H 'e$ice( )ry running the same e6ample using 'ifferent 'e$ices such as Eemulate'F
    or En$i'iaF so you can get a feel for the 'ifference in performance an' functionality of each 'e$ice(
    For more information on creating an' mo'ifying these files see
    http%&&co'e(google(com&p&gpuocelot&wiki&*celotConfigFile
    An example individual compilation of a test program from the 4.1 !"# $lock:
    .nput Files%
    clock(cu B =ain C,DA file that launches kernel on the selecte' 'e$ice 3 as configure' through
    configure(ocelot7
    clockIkernel(cu B timing kernel that runs on the /D,
    .nterme'iate *utput Files%
    clock(cu(cpp, clockIkernel(cu(cpp B interme'iate file that contains the C,DA co'e from the kernel
    3con$erte' to D)L7 em+e''e' as an array of +ytes( #"CC generates this interme'iate file in case you
    nee' to compile your C,DA co'e with other C22 files or languages like *pen=D or =D.( You can
    skip this interme'iate step +y passing the HBcH option to n$cc 3e(g(, En$cc Bc myprogram(cuF7(
    &&,se #"CC without Bc flag to compile the clock kernel to an interme'iate cu(cpp file
    /usr/local/cuda/bin/nvcc -I. -I/usr/local/cuda/include -arch=sm_20 -I./tests/clock
    -I./shared -I./sdk -I. tests/clock/clock.cu -cuda -o tests/clock/clock.cu.cpp
    /usr/local/cuda/bin/nvcc -I. -I/usr/local/cuda/include -arch=sm_20 -I./tests/clock
    -I./shared -I./sdk -I. tests/clock/clock_kernel.cu -cuda -o
    tests/clock/clock_kernel.cu.cpp
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    tests/clock/clock_kernel.cu.cpp
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