TPIE 91905

TPIE is a software environment (written in C++) that facilitates the implementation of external memory algorithms. The goal of theoretical work in the area of external memory algorithms (also called I/O algorithms or out-of-core algorithms) has been to develop algorithms that minimize the Input/Output communication (or just I/O) performed when solving problems on very large data sets. The area was effectively started in the late eighties by Aggarwal and Vitter and subsequently I/O algorithms have been developed for several problem domains. Installation: Place "tpie_082902.tgz" in the directory in which TPIE is to be installed, "cd" into that directory, and execute the command tar xzf tpie_082902.tgz or gunzip -c tpie_082902.tgz | tar xvf - This will produce a directory "tpie_082902" with subdirectories "doc", "include", "lib", "lib/src", and "test". Enter the directory "tpie_082902". You must now configure TPIE for your particular system. To do this, use the command ./configure The configuration program will produce the various Makefiles and configuration files required to build TPIE on your system. When this is done, invoke your version of GNU "make": make all to build the complete TPIE system. This will build the components of TPIE that must be tailored to your system.This includes: the TPIE run-time library "tpie_082902/lib/libtpie.a", the test and sample programs in directory "tpie_082902/test", and certain header files in "tpie_082902/include". You should now have a complete TPIE system, consisting of the directories "include", "doc", "lib", "lib/src", "test"..

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Linux
Keyword:	Algorithms,  Data Sets,  Directory,  I O,  Large Data Sets,  Libraries,  Programming,  Sets,  Solving,  Solving Problems,  System,  Tpie,  Very Large
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