Hi,
First, a 'thank you' to the authors of this tool. It appears to be useful, but I am still getting started....
That being said, I have a question about the 'helloworld' example. I am not sure if I missed something, but I am can't seem to compile the 'HellWorld.cpp' application; I type the following:
$ cmake .
$ make
and I get an error "Unknown CMake command "DEPENDENT_OPTION" any thoughts?
FYI, I did install the ocl and RTT packages, and I was able to compile and successfully test the RTT package.
Also, once I do get the 'helloworld' binary, how do I use it with the TaskBrowser? How do I get the TaskBrowser started? Where can I find documentation on this? It appears as though these steps are not illustrated in the tutorial...
Any help is appreciated.
Thanks,
Scott Nortman
Re:Tutorial for 'helloworld' tutorial?
The helloworld executable should be build when building ocl (Did you select/unselect it using ccmake when you configured OCL??)
If it is build you can find it in ${OCL-builddir}/helloworld/ . The taskbrowser will be automatically loaded when executing helloworld.
Ruben