From 0c1d2dad4a0a97de6f0408aafdd7d8c3ed265021 Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: Vivek Kumar See the See the
-First set the environment variables as mentioned in the
-First set the work-stealing configuration file, which declares the total number of worker threads. The directory
-Habanero-C++ Overview
Habanero-C++ Installation
-README
file for detailled installation instructions.README.hcpp
and README.ocr
files for detailed installation instructions for light-weight standalone runtime and OCR backend, respectively.Programming Using Habanero-C++ Library
diff --git a/programming.html b/programming.html
index aea25d12..15edaf6d 100644
--- a/programming.html
+++ b/programming.html
@@ -39,7 +39,7 @@ Writing Habanero-C++ programs
Compiling Habanero-C++ program
README
file. A sample Makefile for compiling a Habanero-C++ file test.cpp
is as shown below:
+First set the environment variables as mentioned in the README.md
file. A sample Makefile for compiling a Habanero-C++ file test.cpp
is as shown below:
include $(HCPP_INSTALL)/include/hcpp.mak
@@ -55,19 +55,7 @@
Compiling Habanero-C++ program
Executing Habanero-C++ program
machine-configs
contains the templates for different number of worker threads. For using 10 worker threads at each Habanero-C++ execution place, the environment variable is set as:
-
-export OCR_CONFIG=
-The executable test
can then be run as a normal C++ executable:
-
-
./test < Command line input to test >
+Please see the file README.md
.