Luc Berger

No need to review at this point, I am still playing with this, hopefully it should be ready later this week though : )

Hi @yuanAIhan the instructions to build Kokkos Kernels can be found on our [here](https://github.com/kokkos/kokkos-kernels/wiki/Building) wiki. In general here are the steps to follow: 1. git clone [email protected]:kokkos/kokkos.git 2. build and...

We have the wiki and the examples which serve as main user resources to learn more about Kokkos Kernels. In your case, the structured matrix generation is a small utility...

@ArindamK92 can you post the configure line that you used and the corresponding output? If you have compiled Kokkos Kernels with `-D KokkosKernels_ENABLE_EXAMPLES:BOOL=ON \` the distance 2 graph color executable...

OK, I see that the example is not included in the build process, this is probably due to the example not being maintained anymore. What would you like to test?...

So `KokkosGraph_color_d2.cpp` should be built because you have the examples enabled, just look in the build directory: `perf_test/graph/graph_color_d2`. You should be able to run the executable with `--help` and you...

Did you build in the source directory? I am not sure that's allowed actually?

Just to have things setup cleanly based on your above cmake command I would do something like: ``` mkdir /home/akkcm/kokkos-kernels/build cd /home/akkcm/kokkos-kernels/build cmake -D CMAKE_CXX_COMPILER:STRING="g++" -D Kokkos_DIR:PATH="/home/akkcm/kokkos/kokkos/install/lib/cmake/Kokkos" -D KokkosKernels_ENABLE_TESTS:BOOL=ON -D...

Sure, if you need to install the library and to later link an application against it, add `-D CMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX:PATH=/home/akkcm/kokkos-kernels/install` and the following after the build is performed: ``` mkdir /home/akkcm/kokkos-kernels/install...

@brian-kelley should be able to help you with that : )