The source code contained within this directory can be compiled within the ArrayFire source tree or as part of a stand-alone project.
By default, ArrayFire will build the examples as part of the standard build
process; however, the compiled examples are not packaged in the ArrayFire
installer. After compiling ArrayFire, the examples will be in subdirectories
located in the build/examples directory.
If you wish to disable example compilation, simply set the BUILD_EXAMPLES
variable to OFF in the CMake GUI or ccmake curses wrapper. If you are
using the command-line version of cmake, simply specify
-DBUILD_EXAMPLES=OFF as an argument.
Once ArrayFire is installed on your machine, the contents of this directory
will be copied to a documentation directory on your computer. For example,
on Linux this will be /usr/share/doc/arrayfire.
To compile the examples, simply copy the ArrayFire example directory to
a directory in which you have write permissions, and compile the examples
using cmake and make:
cp -r /usr/share/doc/arrayfire/examples ~/arrayfire_examples
cd ~/arrayfire_examples
mkdir build
cd build
cmake ..
make
If ArrayFire is not installed to a system directory, you will need to specify
the directory which contains the ArrayFireConfig.cmake as an argument to the
cmake invocation. This configuration file is located within the
share/ArrayFire subdirectory of the ArrayFire installation. For example,
if you were to install ArrayFire to the local directory within your home
folder, the invocation of cmake above would be replaced with the following:
cmake -DArrayFire_DIR=$HOME/local/share/ArrayFire/cmake ..
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