universe@264: ---
universe@264: title: Build Instructions
universe@264: ---
universe@259: 
universe@390: The build processes uses CMake starting with UCX 3.0.
universe@259: First, download the source code from [Source Forge][1].
universe@259: 
universe@259:     wget https://sourceforge.net/projects/ucx/files/ucx-latest.tar.gz
universe@259:     tar -xzf ucx-latest.tar.gz
universe@259:     cd ucx-latest
universe@390:     
universe@390: Then create a build directory and issue the cmake command and then make.
universe@390: 
universe@390:     mkdir build
universe@390:     cd build
universe@390:     cmake ..
universe@390:     make
universe@390: 
universe@390: ---
universe@390: 
universe@390: ### UCX 2.1
universe@390: 
universe@390: The build procedure for UCX 2.1 uses a configure script.
universe@390: For Microsoft Windows, you will need an appropriate port of the linux
universe@390: tools (like MinGW or Cygwin).
universe@390: First, download the source code from [Source Forge][1].
universe@390: 
universe@390:     wget https://sourceforge.net/projects/ucx/files/ucx-2.1.0.tar.gz
universe@390:     tar -xzf ucx-2.1.0.tar.gz
universe@390:     cd ucx-2.1.0
universe@259: 
universe@259: Then issue the `configure` and `make` commands.
universe@259: 
universe@259:     ./configure && make
universe@259: 
universe@259: To verify your installment you can issue `make check`. If everything is fine,
universe@259: you can install UCX with
universe@259: 
universe@259:     make install
universe@259:     
universe@259: Note, that you might need administrative privileges for a system wide
universe@259: installation.
universe@259: 
universe@259: [1]: https://sourceforge.net/projects/ucx/files/
universe@259: