Run the following command with superuser privileges:
sudo apt install cmake build-essential libnuma-dev libboost-all-dev
Parallax requires CMake version >= 3.11.0. On Centos/RHEL this is supplied from the EPEL repository and can be installed with:
sudo yum install cmake3 kernel-devel gcc-c++ numactl-devel boost-devel
Compilation is done using the gcc/clang compilers, provided by the gcc/clang packages in most Linux distributions. To configure Parallax's build systems and build it run the commands:
cmake --workflow --preset debug
or
cmake --workflow --preset release
The "Release" build disables warnings and enables optimizations.
On Centos/RHEL 7, replace the cmake command with the cmake3 command supplied
from the EPEL package of the same name.
- build/{debug,release}/lib/libparallax.a/so - Parallax library
- build/{debug,release}/YCSB-CXX/ycsb-edb - Standalone Parallax YCSB benchmark
- build/{debug,release}/tests/ - Tests for Parallax
You can install Parallax in your standard path using make.
Run make install inside the build/release folder to install Parallax without producing an RPM or DEB file.
Run make uninstall inside the build folder to remove files installed by make install. (Directories are not deleted)
Also, you can create an RPM or DEB file using CPack.
Run cpack -G "RPM" inside the build folder to create an RPM file.
Run cpack -G "DEB" inside the build folder to create a DEB file.
Run sudo rpm -Uvh parallax.rpm using the rpm file produced from the cpack command.
Run sudo dpkg -i parallax.deb using the deb filed produced from the cpack command.
In case you want to link statically without using cmake check scripts/pack-staticlib.py to create a single binary called libparallax2.a and link with it.