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Enforce c++11 flags using cmake

Thibaud Kloczko 2016/06/30 2016/07/01Good practices C, cmake, dtk, trick 0

Since CMake 3.2, it is possible to enforce in very simple way the use of c++11 features (see Craig Scott’s blog post for more details). Until now in dtk, we had to test the architecture (Apple, Unix or Windows), then check whether the compiler provides c++11 support or not and…

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dtk plugins tricks

Tristan CABEL 2016/04/12 2018/01/15Development in the Inria Teams, Shared development C, dtk, trick 0

In this post, we are going to explore two tricks around plugins: auto-loading and application private plugins.

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How to create a dtk-based application

Tristan CABEL 2016/04/07 2018/01/15Development in the Inria Teams C, dtk, Shared development 0

In this blog post, I will show you an example of the creation of a dtk base application : dtk-traces . In case you don’t know it already, dtk is a meta-platform to develop scientific applications. A thoughtful presentation can be found here: dtk-introduction

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Protected: BuildingSmart [english only]

Jean-Luc Szpyrka 2016/03/29 2017/02/03Development in the Inria Teams, Uncategorized 3D, ACUMES, Building, BuildingSmart, C, IFC, Oculus Rift, SED, Unity3D, Virtual Reality, VR, VTK

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Using dtk within Fortran code and outlook

Thibaud Kloczko 2015/11/10 2015/11/30Development in the Inria Teams, PoC C, dtk, fortran 0

In the context of the ADT Simon related to the Inria Project Lab (IPL) C2S@Exa dealing with High Performance Computations (HPC), a lot of efforts were made by the dtk team to develop both API and efficient back-ends for parallel sparse linear algebra. Simultaneously, Tristan Cabel modified the Fortran code…

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Trick of the day: monitoring the Linux filesystem changes in “real time”

Jean-Luc Szpyrka 2015/06/02 2015/06/02Development with non Inria partners, Watching C, I/O, linux, perl, python, trick 0

Ever wanted to monitor the filesystem changes ? Since Linux 2.6.25, the kernel provides us with a signal driven I/O notification API and the inotify-tools RPM provides a set of tools to interact with the kernel. inotify in action: a simple way to test this API is to run the…

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