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Welcome to the DARMA Toolkit wiki!

Introduction

The build requirements and supported platforms for the DARMA codebase are kept up-to-date in the below links. The Doxygen manual provides training/learning materials (e.g., tutorial, example programs using DARMA), an overview of components in DARMA/vt, and a great search feature to discover symbols generated from the C++ documentation auto-builder. The manual gets regenerated automatically when a push/merge occurs on the develop branch.

If you are a new developer, you should browse the "Developers" section to learn about standard practices, style/contribution guidelines, and other best practices for contributing. Also, please clone the developer checklist and walk through it.

Build

• Build Requirements
• Supported Compiler Targets
• Documentation
• Third-Party Libraries (TPLs)
• Container Building

Developers

• Pull Request Workflow
• C++ Code Style Guidelines
• Doxygen Style Guidelines
• Building Documentation Locally
• Updating CI/workflows
• Using performance tests harness
• MPI Version/Configuration Info
• Application Configuration
• Debugging
• Building and running with Trilinos
• Training Tracker -- anytime you do training please add it to this list
• New Developer Checklist -- new developers should clone this list and walk through it

Contracts [draft]

• API Availability
• Message Ownership
• Epoch Allocation & Scoping

Papers

• Notes about papers

Contributors / Contacts

• Jonathan Lifflander: Team leader, PI of DARMA project (jliffla -at- sandia.gov)
• Philippe P. Pébaÿ
• Phil B. Miller
• Nicole Slattengren
• Meriadeg Perrinel
• Ulrich Hetmaniuk
• Nicolas Morales
• Yale Lee
• Paul Stickney
• Hoby Rakotoarivelo
• Cezary Skrzynski
• Braden Mailloux
• Jakub Domagala
• Jakub Strzeboński
• Mikołaj Zuzek
• Sean McGovern
• Arkadiusz Szczepkowicz

Releases

• Latest stable release

See releases list for the latest pre-release version.

DARMA Toolkit License (BSD 3-Clause)

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