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This repository contains the C++ source code for the Numenta Platform for Intelligent Computing (NuPIC). It will eventually contain all algorithms for NuPIC, but is currently in a transition period. For details on building NuPIC within the python environment, please see http://github.com/numenta/nupic.

Build and test NuPIC Core:

Important notes:

  • $NUPIC_CORE is the current location of the repository that you downloaded from GitHub.

Using command line

Configure and generate build files:

mkdir -p $NUPIC_CORE/build/scripts
cd $NUPIC_CORE/build/scripts
cmake $NUPIC_CORE/src

Build:

cd $NUPIC_CORE/build/scripts
# optionally start a fresh build
make clean # or 'make distclean' for a complete clean
make -j3

Note: The -j3 option specifies '3' as the maximum number of parallel jobs/threads that Make will use during the build in order to gain speed. However, you can increase this number depending your CPU.

Run the tests:

cd $NUPIC_CORE/build/scripts
make tests_htm 
make tests_everything

Using graphical interface

Generate the IDE solution:

  • Open CMake executable.
  • Specify the source folder ($NUPIC_CORE/src).
  • Specify the build system folder ($NUPIC_CORE/build/scripts), i.e. where IDE solution will be created.
  • Click Generate.
  • Choose the IDE that interest you (remember that IDE choice is limited to your OS, i.e. Visual Studio is available only on CMake for Windows).

Build:

  • Open nupic_core.*proj solution file generated on $NUPIC_CORE/build/scripts.
  • Run ALL_BUILD project from your IDE.

Run the tests:

  • Run any tests_* project from your IDE (check output panel to see the results).

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