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arguments | ||
common | ||
config | ||
core | ||
data | ||
filters | ||
scripts | ||
test | ||
utils | ||
3rdpartylicenses.txt | ||
Makefile-Acm | ||
NodeManager.cbp | ||
NodeManager.depend | ||
README.md | ||
Version.cpp | ||
Version.h | ||
build_and_get_artifact.sh | ||
main.cpp | ||
makefile |
README.md
Compiling and Dependencies
Compile from source code
The code is compiled on Ubuntu(16.04) with the following dependencies:
- Boost - can be installed by package libboost-all-dev(1.58)
- C++ REST SDK - can be installed by package libcpprest-dev(2.8.0-2)
- spdlog - only header files in the
include
dir. Just clone the branchv1.x
from GitHub. Note that the package libspdlog-dev(1.6-1) is too old to use.
Depending on where the spdlog headers are put, you may need to modify makefile to modify path for spdlog headers.
Compile from docker image
We offer an image to help build artifacts. You can build and get artifacts by running the script ./build_and_get_artifact.sh
.
Conding Convention
Namespaces should be rooted from "hpc", and have at most 2 layers, which means, you can only define one more layer under "hpc".
Files which contain contents under a sub namespace, should be put into a sub folder with the same name as the sub namespace.
One file should contain only one class.
Private fields, variables should be named using camel convention, while class/struct/methods should be named using Pascal convention.
File names should be in Pascal convention exception main.cpp, while folder names should be in lower case.
Namespace Description
- arguments: All data structures passed from head directly.
- common: Anything which doesn't depend on anything outside of common, and possibly be used by anything outside of common.
- core: Core logic of node manager.
- data: Core data structures used internally.
- scripts: All shell scripts.
- test: Unit test code.
- utils: Utilities, which could be of general purpose, shouldn't couple with node manager logic and concepts, and could be used by other projects.