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README.md

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with newer versions of Boost.
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- A MPI 2 implementation (tested with OpenMPI 4.0, MPICH 3.3 should work as well)
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- [CMake](https://www.cmake.org) (3.5.1 or newer)
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- A C++14 compiler
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- A C++17 compiler
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Building can be as simple as calling `cmake && make`, depending on your setup
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you might however also have to provide some library paths etc.

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## Configuring CMake
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After installing all of the aforementioned dependencies, clone or download
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the [Celerity source files](https://github.com/celerity/celerity-runtime)
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from GitHub. Next, create a `build` folder inside the Celerity root folder
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and navigate into it.
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After installing all of the aforementioned dependencies, clone (we recommend
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using `git clone --recurse-submodules`) or download the [Celerity source
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files](https://github.com/celerity/celerity-runtime) from GitHub. Next,
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create a `build` folder inside the Celerity root folder and navigate into it.
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The exact CMake configuration call you need depends on a few factors, for
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example the SYCL implementation you chose, as well as your target hardware

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