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# Configuration options #
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# Please have a look in INSTALL and the WIKI for details on
# configuration options setup steps.
# Supported: GCC, CLANG, ICC, MIC (ICC), GCCX86 (for 32bit systems)
# GCCARMv8, GCCARMv7 and GCCPOWER
ifeq "$(DEB_BUILD_ARCH)" "i386"
COMPILER = GCCX86#NO SPACE
else
COMPILER = GCC#NO SPACE
endif
# Path were to install likwid
PREFIX ?= /usr/local#NO SPACE
# Set the default mode for MSR access.
# This can usually be overriden on the commandline.
# Valid values are: direct, accessdaemon and perf_event
ACCESSMODE = accessdaemon#NO SPACE
# Build Fortran90 module interface for Marker API. Adopt Fortran compiler
# in ./make/include_<COMPILER>.mk if necessary. Default: ifort (even for
# COMPILER=GCC)
FORTRAN_INTERFACE = false#NO SPACE
# Instrument likwid-bench with Marker API calls for use with likwid-perfctr
INSTRUMENT_BENCH = true#NO SPACE
# Build LIKWID with NVIDIA interface (CUDA, CUPTI)
# For configuring include paths, go to CUDA section
NVIDIA_INTERFACE = false#NO SPACE
#################################################################
#################################################################
# Advanced configuration options #
# Most users do not need to change values below this comment! #
#################################################################
#################################################################
# Define the color of the likwid-pin output
# Can be NONE, BLACK, RED, GREEN, YELLOW, BLUE,
# MAGENTA, CYAN or WHITE
COLOR = BLUE#NO SPACE
# Some path definitions
MANPREFIX = $(PREFIX)/man#NO SPACE
BINPREFIX = $(PREFIX)/bin#NO SPACE
LIBPREFIX = $(PREFIX)/lib#NO SPACE
# These paths are hardcoded into executables and libraries. Usually
# they'll be the same as above, but package maintainers may want to
# distinguish between the image directories and the final install
# target.
# Keep in mind that the access and setFreq daemon need enough
# privileges that may be deleted when copying the files to
# the INTSTALLED_PREFIX
INSTALLED_PREFIX ?= $(PREFIX)#NO SPACE
INSTALLED_BINPREFIX = $(INSTALLED_PREFIX)/bin#NO SPACE
INSTALLED_LIBPREFIX = $(INSTALLED_PREFIX)/lib#NO SPACE
# Build the accessDaemon. Have a look in the WIKI for details.
BUILDDAEMON = true#NO SPACE
# For the daemon based secure msr/pci access configure
# the absolute path to the msr daemon executable.
ACCESSDAEMON = $(PREFIX)/sbin/likwid-accessD#NO SPACE
INSTALLED_ACCESSDAEMON = $(INSTALLED_PREFIX)/sbin/likwid-accessD#NO SPACE
# Build the setFrequencies daemon to allow users setting the CPU and Uncore
# frequency
BUILDFREQ = true#NO SPACE
# Paths for frequencie deaemon after installation
FREQDAEMON = $(PREFIX)/sbin/likwid-setFreq#NO SPACE
INSTALLED_FREQDAEMON = $(INSTALLED_PREFIX)/sbin/likwid-setFreq#NO SPACE
# Build the appDaemon. It's not really a daemon but an LD_PRELOAD library
# It is required to get access to the application context.
BUILDAPPDAEMON=true
APPDAEMON = $(PREFIX)/lib/likwid-appDaemon.so#NO SPACE
INSTALLED_APPDAEMON = $(INSTALLED_PREFIX)/lib/likwid-appDaemon.so#NO SPACE
# chown installed tools to this user/group
# if you change anything here, make sure that the user/group can access
# the MSR devices and (on Intel) the PCI devices.
INSTALL_CHOWN = -g root -o root#NO SPACE
# uncomment to optionally set external lua@5.2 or lua@5.3:
# default is use internally provide lua
LUA_INCLUDE_DIR = /usr/include/lua5.2#NO SPACE
#LUA_LIB_DIR = /usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu#NO SPACE
LUA_LIB_NAME = lua5.2#NO SPACE, executable is assumed to have the same name
LUA_BIN = /usr/bin#NO SPACE
# Change to true to a build shared library instead of a static one
# It is NOT recommended to switch to static libraries as some features don't
# work when compiled statically
SHARED_LIBRARY = true#NO SPACE
# Build LIKWID with debug flags
DEBUG = false#NO SPACE
# Basic configuration for some internal arrays.
# Maximal number of hardware threads
MAX_NUM_THREADS = 300
# Maximal number of sockets
MAX_NUM_NODES = 64
# Paths to some configuration files that can be used to overwrite some
# array lengths defined at compilation
CFG_FILE_PATH = /etc/likwid.cfg
# With the likwid-genTopoCfg it is possible to store the topology of a system
# in a file to avoid re-reading all topology informations again
TOPO_FILE_PATH = /etc/likwid_topo.cfg
# Versioning Information
# The libraries are named liblikwid.<VERSION>.<RELEASE>
VERSION = 5
RELEASE = 1
MINOR = 0
# Date when the release is published
DATE = 16.11.2020
# In come cases it is important to set the rpaths for the LIKWID library. One
# example is the use of sudo because it resets environment variables like
# LD_LIBRARY_PATH
RPATHS = -Wl,-rpath=$(INSTALLED_LIBPREFIX)
# LIKWID uses a lock to avoid simultaneous usage by multiple users. The user
# owning this file has access to the LIKWID library and can use LIKWID
# simultaneously.
LIKWIDLOCKPATH = /var/run/likwid.lock
# The access daemon creates sockets under this path to communicate with the
# LIKWID library.
LIKWIDSOCKETBASE = /tmp/likwid # -%d will be added automatically to the socket name
# The pinning library is put in LD_PRELOAD when using LIKIWD for thread/process
# pinning. The library overloads the pthread_create function to pin threads
# directly after their creation
LIBLIKWIDPIN = $(abspath $(INSTALLED_LIBPREFIX)/liblikwidpin.so.$(VERSION).$(RELEASE))
# Some tools (likwid-perfctr and likwid-topology) provide the export of their
# output to a file. LIKWID tries to format the file based on the file suffix.
# The folder contains scripts named as the file suffix, like xml, which read
# the CSV output of the tools and perform the conversation to the desired file
# format
LIKWIDFILTERPATH = $(abspath $(INSTALLED_PREFIX)/share/likwid/filter)
# LIKWID uses txt-files as input for the performance groups. The configured
# folder contains folders for each architecture with the architecture-specific
# performance group files. Despite this folder, LIKWID also checks
# $HOME/.likwid/groups
LIKWIDGROUPPATH = $(abspath $(INSTALLED_PREFIX)/share/likwid/perfgroups)
# CUDA / CUPTI build data
# LIKWID requires CUDA and CUPTI to be present only for compilation with
# NVIDIA_INTERFACE=true. At runtime, the CUDA and the CUPTI library have
# to be in the LD_LIBRARY_PATH to dynamically load the libraries.
# Include directory for CUDA headers
CUDAINCLUDE = $(CUDA_HOME)/include
# Include directory for CUPTI headers
CUPTIINCLUDE = $(CUDA_HOME)/extras/CUPTI/include
# In order to hook into the CUDA application, the appDaemon is required
# If you just want the NvMarkerAPI, you can keep it false
BUILDAPPDAEMON=false
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