BWC_Supplemental/README.md


<h1 align="center">Data Compression of numerical data sets with the BigWhoop library</h1>

This repository contains all the resources needed to participate in the hands-on sessions of the lecture `Data Compression of numerical data sets with the BigWhoop library`. The repository is organized as follows.
- 0-docs:   Lecture slides
- 1-bwc:    Source code of the BigWhoop compression library
- 2-data:   Test data sets


<h1 align="center">Building BigWhoop</h1>

### Dependencies

* make
* cmake (>= 3.5.1)
* gcc (>= 8.5.0)

### Building

pull the sources from HLRS' gitea instance (note: default branch is `main`):
```
git pull https://code.hlrs.de/hpcpvogl/BigWhoop.git
```

Now change into the source directory and run the following commands.

**for a simple build**
```
make clean
make
```
**for a full build (including command line tool)**
```
make full
```
**for debugging**
```
make clean
make debug
```
This builds the library and places the associated files in the `/lib` or `/lib64` folders. If a full build was attempted, the command line tool binaries are placed in the `/bin` folder.
Initial commit 2024-03-05 13:56:22 +00:00
			`<h1 align="center">Data Compression of numerical data sets with the BigWhoop library</h1>`

			This repository contains all the resources needed to participate in the hands-on sessions of the lecture `Data Compression of numerical data sets with the BigWhoop library`. The repository is organized as follows.
Updated Readme.mD 2024-03-05 13:58:50 +00:00			`- 0-docs: Lecture slides`
			`- 1-bwc: Source code of the BigWhoop compression library`
			`- 2-data: Test data sets`
Initial commit 2024-03-05 13:56:22 +00:00

			`<h1 align="center">Building BigWhoop</h1>`

			`### Dependencies`

			`* make`
			`* cmake (>= 3.5.1)`
			`* gcc (>= 8.5.0)`

			`### Building`

			pull the sources from HLRS' gitea instance (note: default branch is `main`):
			```
			`git pull https://code.hlrs.de/hpcpvogl/BigWhoop.git`
			```

			`Now change into the source directory and run the following commands.`

			`for a simple build`
			```
			`make clean`
			`make`
			```
			`for a full build (including command line tool)`
			```
			`make full`
			```
			`for debugging`
			```
			`make clean`
			`make debug`
			```
			This builds the library and places the associated files in the `/lib` or `/lib64` folders. If a full build was attempted, the command line tool binaries are placed in the `/bin` folder.