This document will be updated as necessary, and contains the instructions necessary to run all programming assignments.
Spatial is currently supported in Mac and Linux/Unix (Ubuntu).
You will also need Scala, available through https://www.scala-lang.org/download/. Note: Scala is currently supported on JDK 8, and breaks on the latest versions.
In order to run Spatial you will need the Integer Set Library (ISL, available on brew and apt-get, among others)
A variety of applications are already written in Spatial. A tutorial, documentation, and other resources can be found at https://spatial-lang.org/.
For your applications living under this repository, simply run sbt to start a SBT console, followed by runMain <appname> --sim to convert your Spatial into regular Scala. cd gen/<appname> && make followed by bash run.sh to run the program.
Each of you should have created your own Github repository via the classroom link. Refer to the GEMV.md doc for assignment specific instructions. By pushing to the master branch, our autograder will pick up your code and generate a resource count and cycle estimates. This will execute at most every hour, but may be longer between runs depending on the number of simultaneous student submissions.
In your repository, you should have a file named identity.txt containing your SUID and name.