How to install PARSEC correctly.
Posted on In QAPARSEC is the most important CPU-bound benchmark for systems. It is huge and hard to install because it needs lots of 3-part libs.
PARSEC download link for 3.0 version: http://parsec.cs.princeton.edu/download.htm#parsec
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This is bad “Please provide more information – at least 60 characters” because I cannot add comments less than 60 characters.
Good point. It seems a bug in the QA program that use the answer length limit (60) as the comment length limit (20). Fixed it. 20 character comments should be good now.
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1, Read here[1]. You can also choose the way to remove ‘install_docs’ from SSL makefile.org for problem 2 in [1].
2, You need also install pkg-config and gettext. (sudo apt-get install pkg-config gettext).
Other suggestions:
When you find following error after run command “parsecmgmt -a build -c gcc-pthreads”.
[PARSEC] Error: Cannot find local build configuration ‘gcc-pthreads.bldconf’ for package parsec.freqmine.
You need to try command “parsecmgmt -a build -p freqmine -c gcc
” for package freqmin because it is implemented by openMP instead of gcc-pthreads.
References:
[1] https://yulistic.gitlab.io/2016/05/parsec-3.0-installation-issues/
