cmake_usage.md

Cmake usage, in your own projects

Coriander provides macros cocl_add_executable and cocl_add_library, for usage in your own cmake projects

Enable Coriander

Simply add:

include(/usr/local/share/cocl/cocl.cmake)

.... near the top of your cmake file

Creating targets

Executable

cocl_add_executable(foo foo.cu)

Library

cocl_add_library(mylibrary foo.cu anotherfile.cu somecpp.cpp)

Target configuration

Standard target configuration is available:

Include directories

You can use target_include_directories to add include directories to a target:

cocl_add_executable(foo foo.cu)
target_include_directories(foo PRIVATE include)

Link libraries

You can use target_link_libraries on targets, as normal:

cocl_add_executable(foo foo.cu)
target_link_libraries(foo somelibrary)

Compile flags

You can use set_target_properties(... PROPERTIES COMPILE_FLAGS ...) to set defines and so on:

cocl_add_executable(foo foo.cu)
set_target_properties(foo PROPERTIES COMPILE_FLAGS -DDEFINE1 -DANOTHER_DEFINE)

Linking with Coriander

You'll need to add the following libraries to your targets:

• cocl
• clblast
• clew
• easycl

cocl_add_executable(foo foo.cu)
target_link_libraries(foo cocl clblast clew easycl)

If you want, you can use the variable Coriander_LIBRARIES:

target_link_libraries(foo ${Coriander_LIBRARIES})

Example

See test/cmake for an example