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Fynn Schwiegelshohn
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CMake variables can be specified on the command line in the form
``-D<var>=<value>``
, eg.
``-DARCH=AVX2``
CMake variables can be specified on the command line in the form
``-D<var>=<value>``
, eg.
``-DARCH=AVX2``
Some useful variables are listed below:
Some useful variables are listed below:
|Variable | Values | Description |
|-----------------------|-------------------------------|------------------------------------------------------ |
|WRAP_VTK | on/off | Generate VTK interface code and scripting support |
|WRAP_TCL | on/off |Generate TCL interface code |
|CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE | Release/Debug/RelWithDebInfo | Build type (use Release for best performance) |
|VTK_DIR | path | Folder containing VTKConfig.cmake (eg /usr/local/lib/VTK-7.1.1/lib/cmake) |
|BOOST_ROOT | path | Location of Boost library and header files |
#### ARCH
#### ARCH
Specify the computer's architecture - must be either
``AVX``
or
``AVX2``
and the processor must support the named instruction set.
Specify the computer's architecture - must be either
``AVX``
or
``AVX2``
and the processor must support the named instruction set.
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