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# paraview-build | ||
A repository with a GitHub action to build and package | ||
A repository with a GitHub action to build and package[^1] | ||
[ParaView](https://github.com/Kitware/ParaView) using the | ||
[Superbuild](https://gitlab.kitware.com/paraview/paraview-superbuild) | ||
with the following options: | ||
[Superbuild](https://gitlab.kitware.com/paraview/paraview-superbuild) on the | ||
Ubuntu 20.04 GitHub action runners. | ||
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The build is/will be used in the GitHub action which tests the [ParaView | ||
Catalyst](https://www.paraview.org/in-situ/) instrumentation in GRChombo. It is | ||
built against the Ubuntu 20.04 system libraries so is unlikely to work on other | ||
Linux distributions with different library/package versions. | ||
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The build has the following features: | ||
* Catalyst Rendering edition | ||
* OSMesa rendering | ||
* Python 3 support | ||
* MPI | ||
* LLVM support | ||
* Release build with debugging info | ||
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[^1]: Note that as the Superbuild `cpack` targets do not currently include the | ||
paraview-config script which is required for building GRChombo with ParaView | ||
Catalyst in-situ support, the packaging in this action is rudimentary and just | ||
makes a tarball from the relevant build directory. This is another reason why | ||
the builds in this repository are even less likely to be portable. |