DARMA (Distributed, Asynchronous, Resilient Models for Applications)
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DARMA (Distributed, Asynchronous, Resilient Models for Applications) is a data-effects programming model for extracting concurrency automatically from C++ applications using metaprogramming. The model is designed for those interested in both on-node tasking (MPI+X) or for distributed memory tasking.
The DARMA packages are not yet part of the main Spack repository and are in flux. However, this repository can be downloaded and added to your local Spack manager. To do so just download the Git repo and run:
spack repo add ${path_to_repo}
Once Spack has been made aware of the DARMA spack packages, you can run:
spack install darma-futures
To install the DARMA futures header library and MPI backend. Note, DARMA requires C++14 support. As such, we require GCC >= 5, Clang >= 3.6, and ICC >= 18. Once installed, DARMA applications can build against the installed CMake package.
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