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PTP/environment setup
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PTP Developer Environment Setup (PTP 2.0)
This page describes how to set up your environment in order to begin developing PTP. These are not the correct instructions if you just want to use PTP.
Prerequisites
The following are the minimum requirements for developing PTP:
- Java 1.5 or later (Note: for Linux, must be Sun or IBM's)
- Eclipse 3.3.x
- CDT 4.0.x
- OpenMPI 1.2
- gdb 6.3 or later (earlier versions may also work)
The best environments for developing PTP are MacOS X 10.4 or later, or any recent version of Linux. Windows can be used to develop the Java components, but is not recommended.
Setup
Install Eclipse
Download and Install Eclipse 3.3
Install Features
PTP development requires CDT 4.0 and optionally RSE 2.0. RSE is is only required if you wish to use it for remote access. The preferred method for remote access is now to use the Remote Tools plugins that are part of PTP. It doesn't hurt to install RSE though.
Install as follows:
- Launch Eclipse (as root if you installed Eclipse in a system directory)
- From the menu select: Help->Software Update->Find and Install
- Select Search for new features to install, click Next
- Select Europa Discovery Site, click Finish
- Select a valid mirror, click Ok
- Expand Europa Discovery Site
- Select C and C++ Development
- Select Remote Access and Device Development->Remote System Explorer... if you wish to install RSE
- Click Next
- Read and check I accept click Next and Finish.
- Click Install All
Checkout PTP Plugins
The easiest way to do this is to import using team project sets. The following table summarizes the available sets:
Project Set Contents | Committer Access | Anonymous Access |
---|---|---|
Core PTP Plugins (required) | ptp-2.0-committer.psf | ptp-2.0-anonymous.psf |
Resource Manager Plugins (required) | ptp-rms-2.0-committer.psf | ptp-rms-2.0-anonymous.psf |
Remote Tools Plugins (optional) | ptp-remotetools-2.0-committer.psf | ptp-remotetools-2.0-anonymous.psf |
RSE Support Plugins (optional) | ptp-rse-2.0-committer.psf | ptp-rse-2.0-anonymous.psf |
Parallel Language Development Tools (optional) | ptp-pldt-2.0-committer.psf | ptp-pldt-2.0-anonymous.psf |
Use the files in the Committer Access column if you are a committer. Otherwise, use the files in the Anonymous Access column. At a minimum you will need the Core PTP Plugins and the Resource Manager Plugins. You will also need either the Remote Tools Plugins or the RSE Support Plugins (assuming you installed RSE). If you are working on the PLDT then download this project set file also.
- Download the project set files for the components that you wish to checkout.
- Switch to the Plug-in Development perspective.
- For each file you downloaded:
- Right click in the Package Explorer and select Import...
- Open Team and click on Team Project Set. Click Next.
- Browse to the project set file and open it.
- Click Finish.
You should now have all the plugins in your workspace.
Build OpenMPI Proxy
- Follow OpenMPI build directions as listed in PTP Release Notes
- Follow the same directions to build your proxy plugin (sh BUILD for your platform), make sure it is the one in your workspace directory.
- Be sure to export this environment variable before compiling:
LD_LIBRARY_PATH=/usr/local/lib
- Be sure to export this environment variable before compiling:
Create an eclipse application launch configuration
Click on org.eclipse.ptp.core, Click on Run, Run as Eclipse Application