BUILDING NDI

Prerequisite

Acquire the source code On LANL systems, those with access to the XCP bitbucket server can acquire the NDI source code using the Git version control system.
```
git clone ssh://git@xcp-stash.lanl.gov:7999/ndt/ndi.git
```
Establish your environment

On LANL platforms, this can be accomplished using the environment module system.
```
module load cmake
module load <your preferred compiler vendor>
```
Configure your build
```
cd ndi
mkdir build
cd build
cmake [options] ..
```
Optionally, the configuration can be customized by calling to the ccmake text-based interface or cmake-gui graphical user interface. Notably, when building with a static configuration build tool---such as GNU Make or Google Ninja---it's advisable to set the CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE variable to either Release or Debug, according to your use case. In addition, for those intending to install NDI, the installation directory can be specified by setting the CMAKE_INSTALLATION_PREFIX variable. See the CMake documentation for advanced usage.
Build the source
```
cmake --build .
```
See the CMake build tool documentation for advanced usage.
Run the tests
```
ctest
```
See the CMake testing tool documentation for advanced usage.
(Optional) Install the NDI library.
```
cmake --build . --target install
```

O# (O5071)