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  1. Getting Started Guide

Installing PMDK

Installing the Persistent Memory Development Kit

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Introduction

The Persistent Memory Development Kit (PMDK) is available on Supported Operating Systems in package and source code formats. Some features of the PMDK require additional packages. Prerequisite packages and utilities are describe in the section.

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Linux

Windows

PMDK Version Convention

PMDK delivers stable releases for production use, release candidates for early development and testing, and development builds for early access.

  • Builds are tagged something like 0.2+b1, which means Build 1 on top of version 0.2

  • Release Candidates have a '-rc{version}' tag, eg 0.2-rc3, which means Release Candidate 3 for version 0.2.

  • Stable releases use a major.minor tag like 0.2

Installing PMDK from Source on Linux and FreeBSD
Installing PMDK using Linux Packages
Installing PMDK from Source on Linux and FreeBSD
Installing PMDK on Windows