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diff --git a/omega/INSTALL b/omega/INSTALL deleted file mode 100644 index f3c3558..0000000 --- a/omega/INSTALL +++ /dev/null @@ -1,34 +0,0 @@ -BUILD -===== - -0. Install Rose using the rose installation instructions given. - -1. Edit Makefile.config. Change BUILD_CODEGEN to false if you don't want -   CodeGen+ library to be built. - -2. Do "make depend". - -3. Optionally, do "make clean" to remove object files or "make veryclean" -   to additionally remove target files. - -4. Do "make". - - -INSTALLATION -============ - -You can use Omega+ and CodeGen+ in source directory since all links -are already created in bin/, lib/ and include/ subdirectories. - -omega/            source directory root -  bin/            command line interface "oc" -  lib/            libraries "libomega.a" and "libcode_gen.a" -  include/ -    omega.h       main Omega+ header file -    omega/        Omega+ header files -    basic/        basic utility header files -    code_gen/     CodeGen+ header files - -You can also do "make install" to copy necessary files into -/usr/local for root account, or use home directory for other accounts. - diff --git a/omega/README b/omega/README deleted file mode 100644 index 378f4bd..0000000 --- a/omega/README +++ /dev/null @@ -1,96 +0,0 @@ -Omega+ and CodeGen+ 2.2 open source release -See LICENSE file for copyright information. - -Omega+ is a mathematical library for manipulating integer linear -constraints over integer variables in first order logic, and -operations on integer sets and their mappings. CodeGen+ is a code -generation library by scanning the points in a union of polytopes. -A command-line interface to libraries is also included. - - -What is new? -============ - -version 2.2: -  * Redesigned polyhedra scanning which generates higher quality code -    than before especially for complex set of polyhedra. -  * New SimpleHull for hull approximation (deprecate Hull). -  * Command line editing and history support in calculator. - -version 2.1: -  * Updated "effort" parameter's meaning in MMGenerateCode: value n -    (n >= 0, default to 1) means that control overheads are removed -    from all n-depth innermost loops. -  * Enhanced stride handling in the code generation. -  * Support code generation for a set of iteration spaces with different -    dimensionality. -  * New ConvexRepresentation that reduces the number of conjuncts in a union -    (deprecate CheckForConvexPairs and CheckForConvexRepresentation). -  * Handle floor/ceiling defined variables cleanly in output code. -  * Use namespace omega for the library. -  * New closure functions contributed by Klimek Tomasz (R^+ and R^@). - -version 2.0: -  * Improved internal code generation interface so that it generates both -    string and rose ouput now, and more easily extendable for new compiler -    intermediate representations. -  * Improved gist function so that integer modular constraints are handled -    more gracefully. -  * Merge duplicate if-conditions in generated code, which might still miss -    a few opportunities due to the way AST is constructed. -  * Correct output/input variable substitution for non-unimodular -    mapping relations. -  * Deprecate Omega's assert/Exit interface. -  * Some fixing in calculator's parsing and interactive interface. - -version 1.2 (Omega Project): -  * Support for code generation with memory mappings, as described in -    Tina Shen's MASPLAS '98 paper. This is available in oc via the -    tcodegen function; see examples/calc/mm* for examples. -  * Use of the compile-time flags -DSTILL_CHECK_MULT=1 -DNDEBUG turns off  -    all assertions and chechk _except_ some checks for integer overflow -    during variable elimination in the omega core. Unless you know a priori -    that overflow cannot occur, you should use this instead of just plain -    -DNDEBUG when optimizing. -  * You can now use "assertUnsatisfiable relation" to cause oc to quit if -    "relation" could be satisfiable. This is mainly useful when running oc -    in a script. - -version 1.1 (Omega Project): -  * An exact convex hull computation. -  * An improved system for handling inexact relations, including taking -    upper and lower bounds, checking for subsets, and checking tautologies. -  * Better handling of existentially quantified variables: we can now -    negate and generate code for sets like: -    {[i]: 1 <= i <= n && exists (alpha: i <= 10*alpha <= i+k)}. -  * An Example operator, that gives a sample solution to set or relation. - -version 0.90 (Omega Project): -  * Initial release. - - -DIRECTORIES  -=========== - -omega/ -  omega_lib/     source files for the Omega+ library -  code_gen/      source files for the CodeGen+ library -  omega_calc/    source files for the calculator -  examples/      script examples using calculator  -    c_code/      code examples for using libraries -  bin/           links to executables: oc -  lib/           links to libraries: libomega.a, libcode_gen.a -  include/       links to header files - - -DOCUMENTATION AND QUESTIONS -=========================== - -There are only old documents from the Omega Project under doc/ subdirectory -for now. - -Software website: -  http://www.chunchen.info/omega - -For questions, bug reports or suggestions, please contact: -  mailto:riverofdreams@gmail.com diff --git a/omega/ROSE_INSTALL.txt b/omega/ROSE_INSTALL.txt deleted file mode 100644 index 79e0c43..0000000 --- a/omega/ROSE_INSTALL.txt +++ /dev/null @@ -1,77 +0,0 @@ -INSTALLATION STEPS: - -1) Please install Boost library version <= 1.45.0 using these instruccions - -1. Download BOOST. -Download BOOST at www.boost.org/users/download. - -2. Untar BOOST. -Type tar -zxf BOOST-[VersionNumber].tar.gz to untar the BOOST distribution. - -3. Create a separate install tree. -Type mkdir installTree to create a location for the install. - -4. Run the bootstrap.sh script. -Type ./bootstrap.sh --prefix=[installTree]  - -5. Run bjam. -Type ./bjam install --prefix=[installTree]  - - -6) set your BOOSTHOME environment variable to where you've installed BOOST. - -7) Download the latest version of rose from the website. -   https://outreach.scidac.gov/frs/?group_id=24 - -8) set the JAVA_HOME environment variable in your ${HOME}/.bashrc -   eg. export JAVA_HOME=/usr/lib/jvm/java-1.6.0-openjdk - -9)  add this to the LD_LIBRARY_PATH environment variable - -    LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$JAVA_HOME/jre/lib/i386/server:$LD_LIBRARY_PATH -    export LD_LIBRARY_PATH=$LD_LIBRARY_PATH:${BOOSTHOME}/lib  - -10) make a new empty directory separate from the downloaded source directory($ROSE_SRC) for rose.  -   eg. mkdir ${HOME}/compileTree     - -11) set your ROSEHOME environment variable in ${HOME}/.bashrc to ${HOME}/compileTree  - -12) run the following command from this ${ROSEHOME} -    ${ROSE_SRC}/configure --prefix=${ROSEHOME} --with-boost=${BOOSTHOME} --with-boost-libdir=${BOOSTHOME}/lib -with-haskell=no - -13) run the following command to compile: -    make install-core  - - -14) Install lua version <= 5.1 (usually not necessary to set the LUAHOME environment variable unless  -    you installed it in a local directory, in which case set LUAHOME to that directory). Lua is only required for -    cuda-chill and not plain chill. - -15) If you are installing for CUDA-CHILL set the CUDACHILL environment variable to true -    else false - - -16) Install omega by doing the following commands -   i)  make clean -   ii) make veryclean -   iii)make depend -   iv) make - -17) Set your OMEGAHOME environment variable to the appropriate directory in ${HOME}/.bashrc - -18)  Install cuda-chill by doing the following commands -   i)  make clean -   ii) make veryclean -   iii)make depend-cuda-chill -   iv) make cuda-chill - -   else if you are installing just plain chill -   export CUDACHILL=false; (remember to rebuild plain omega as well) -   i)  make clean -   ii) make veryclean -   iii)make depend -   iv) make - -19) Go to examples/cuda-chill and run ../../cuda-chill mm.lua - -20) If running plain Chill go to examples/chill and run ../../chill gemm.script diff --git a/omega/bin/oc b/omega/bin/oc deleted file mode 120000 index be58273..0000000 --- a/omega/bin/oc +++ /dev/null @@ -1 +0,0 @@ -../omega_calc/obj/oc
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