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These are tools for managing and to the extent possible automating the build process, i.e. the compilation and linking of an ensemble of source code files and libraries to create an executable file, which includes handling various platform-specific configuration issues. Linux provides a variety of different tools and Compute Canada systems include the most common: | These are tools for managing and to the extent possible automating the build process, i.e. the compilation and linking of an ensemble of source code files and libraries to create an executable file, which includes handling various platform-specific configuration issues. Linux provides a variety of different tools and Compute Canada systems include the most common: | ||
* [[Make]] | * [[Make]] | ||
* [[Autotools]] | * [[Autotools]] | ||
* [[CMake]] | * [[CMake]] | ||
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Revision as of 16:19, 20 April 2017
These are tools for managing and to the extent possible automating the build process, i.e. the compilation and linking of an ensemble of source code files and libraries to create an executable file, which includes handling various platform-specific configuration issues. Linux provides a variety of different tools and Compute Canada systems include the most common: