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# @configure_input@ |
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# |
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# This is a configuration file for ASCEND. |
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# If it has the name "ConfigAscend.in", then it is a template |
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# for the "ConfigAscend" configuration file. To generate the |
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# actual "ConfigAscend" file, run "./configure", which is a |
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# configuration script generated by the "autoconf" program. |
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# Constructs like @foo@ will be replaced in the actual |
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# "ConfigAscend" configuration file. |
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# |
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# This file contains the definitions and macros needed by all the |
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# ascend sub-makefiles. |
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# |
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# by Ben Allan June 25, 1994. |
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# $Revision: 1.18 $ |
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# $Date: 1999/01/19 16:09:02 $ |
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# $Author: mthomas $ |
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# $Source: /afs/cs.cmu.edu/project/ascend/Repository/ascend4/ConfigAscend.in,v $ |
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# |
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# To build ASCEND you must set some configuration information in |
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# this file and then type 'make'. |
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# |
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# tcl/tk basis |
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LIB_RUNTIME_DIR=@TCLCONFIG@ |
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# required for Debian style installs: |
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LIB_RUNTIME_DIR_TK=@TKCONFIG@ |
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@NOTCLCONFIG@include $(LIB_RUNTIME_DIR)/tclConfig.sh |
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@NOTCLCONFIG@include $(LIB_RUNTIME_DIR_TK)/tkConfig.sh |
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####>>> C <<<############################################################### |
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# CC |
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# your ansi-compliant C compiler and C preprocessor |
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# |
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CC = @CC@ |
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CPP = @CPP@ |
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# CFLAGS |
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# options for the C compilter |
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# This is where optimization and debugging options should be set. |
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# |
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# The flags which `configure' sets should be sufficient to compile |
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# ascend; however for more error checking and warnings at compile |
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# time, you may want to add the following to the CFLAGS variable. |
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# Note that these flags are compiler and OS dependent. |
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# |
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# Any GCC |
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#CCWARN = -ansi -Wall -Wshadow -W -pedantic -D_GNU_SOURCE |
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# DEC Alpha OSF or Digital-Unix |
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#CCWARN = -std1 -verbose |
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# DEC Ultrix |
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#CCWARN = -std -w0 |
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# HP/UX |
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#CCWARN = +w1 |
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# IBM AIX |
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#CCWARN = |
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# SGI IRIX |
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#CCWARN = +w |
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# Sun Solaris (2.x) (/opt/SUNWspro/bin/cc) |
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#CCWARN = -v -Xc |
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# Sun SunOS (Solaris 1.x) (/usr/lang/cc) |
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#CCWARN = -vc -Xc |
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# |
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CFLAGS = -O $(CCWARN) # for optimization |
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CFLAGS = -g $(CCWARN) # for debugging |
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CFLAGS = @CFLAGS@ $(CCWARN) |
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# All switches to pass to the C compiler |
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# |
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CC_SWITCHES = $(INCLUDES) $(DEFINES) $(CFLAGS) |
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# The list of includes. DIR_SPECIFIC_INCS are includes that are specific |
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# to a particular subdirectory of the ASCEND build |
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# |
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INCLUDES = $(ASC_INCS) $(DIR_SPECIFIC_INCS) |
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# The list of defines. DIR_SPECIFIC_DEFS are defines that are specific |
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# to a particular subdirectory of the ASCEND build |
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# |
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DEFINES = $(CONFIGURE_DEFS) $(DIR_SPECIFIC_DEFS) \ |
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$(MOD_ASCMALLOC) $(FATFUNC) $(MEM_DECREASE) |
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# DEBUGGER LIBRARIES |
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# any special files/libraries needed for building a debugging version |
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# of a binary |
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# |
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DEBUG_LIBS = @DEBUG_LIBS@ |
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# DEFINES |
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# definitions that `configure' generates |
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# |
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CONFIGURE_DEFS = @DEFS@ |
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# AR |
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# the archiver (normally /bin/ar) |
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# |
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AR = ar |
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# RANLIB |
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# set this to ":" on SysV systems; to "ranlib" elsewhere |
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# |
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RANLIB = @RANLIB@ |
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# LD |
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# the linker/loader |
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# |
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LD = ld |
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# YACC |
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# On some old systems yacc writes some K&R extern definitions to |
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# the .c file that it generates. This has caused havoc on at least |
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# one system. Define your yacc here. For the Suns in particular |
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# /usr/lang/SC1.0/ansi/yacc was required. If you cannot find an ansi |
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# compatible yacc, delete the 'extern char *malloc(), realloc() definitions |
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# if generated at the top of your .c created from the .y file. |
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# |
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YACC = @YACC@ |
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# LEX |
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# We require the flex lexer |
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# |
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LEX = @LEX@ |
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LEXLIB = @LEXLIB@ |
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# UNSIGNED CHARACTERS |
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# Some compilers (notably AIX3.1 cc) default chars to be unsigned which |
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# causes many things to break in file operations, particularly the |
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# detection of EOF conditions. Uncomment one of the CHAR_SIGNS |
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# if your compiler defaults char to be unsigned char. |
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# |
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#CHAR_SIGNS = -qchars=signed |
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####>>> FILE UTILITIES <<<################################################## |
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# Basic File Utilities |
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# |
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CMP = cmp |
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CP = cp |
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ECHO = echo |
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LN_S = @LN_S@ |
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MKDIR = mkdir |
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MV = mv |
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RM = rm -f |
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SED = sed |
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####>>> MATH <<<############################################################ |
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# Some compilers need to be told where to find the math libraries |
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# |
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MATH_LIBS = @MATH_LIBS@ |
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####>>> X11 <<<############################################################# |
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# The interface and 1 file in the solver directory need to know where the |
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# include files and library for X11 are. If your C compiler doesn't know |
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# automatically where the X files are, or if they are in a non-standard |
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# place, set the following variables to point at them. These should be |
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# the same X files that Tk was built with on your system. |
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# Most systems do not need these variables to be set. |
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# |
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# The include files for X11: |
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X11_INCS = @X11_INCLUDES@ |
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# The libraries files for X11: |
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X11_LIBS = @X11_LIBRARIES@ -lX11 @X11_EXTRA_LIBS@ @X11_RUN_PATH@ |
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####>>> TCL / TK <<<######################################################## |
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# Set the location of the Tcl/Tk libraries and include files. |
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# |
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# The location of the libtk.a and libtcl.a libraries. |
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# The order should be -ltk -ltcl |
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TCL_LIBRARY = @TCLLIB@ |
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TK_LIBRARY = @TKLIB@ |
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TK_LIBS = $(TK_LIBRARY) $(TCL_LIBRARY) @TK_LD_HACK@ $(DL_LIBS) |
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# The location of the tcl.h and tk.h header files |
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# These should always be the same since tk 8.0 |
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TK_INCS = @TCLINCLUDE@ # @TKINCLUDE@ |
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# If TK_LIBS and TK_INCS are not properly set, ASCEND cannot build. |
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# We also need the TkTable widget which does not come as a |
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# standard part of the Tcl/Tk distribution. This library can |
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# either be loaded statically or dynamically. If the configure |
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# script found libTktable.a, use static loading; otherwise, use |
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# dynamic loading. |
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# |
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HAVE_TKTABLE = @HAVE_TKTABLE@ |
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TKTABLE_LIB = @TKTABLE_LIB@ |
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####>>> SOLVERS / INTEGRATORS <<<########################################### |
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# If you are linking to MINOS or other external solvers, the solver |
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# interface needs to know about it. |
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# Set the comment flags as appropriate on the following definitions. |
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# If the settings here do not match the libraries you link, you will |
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# almost certainly get runtime errors if not link errors. |
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# to build with slv, uncomment the next line |
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#EXT_SLV = -DSTATIC_SLV |
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# to build with optsqp, uncomment the next line |
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#AWW20041129:EXT_OPTSQP = @HAVE_OPTSQP@ |
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# |
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# location of the rsqp library |
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#AWW20041206:OPTSQPLIB = @OPTSQPLIB@ |
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# to build with qrslv, uncomment the next line |
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EXT_QRSLV = -DSTATIC_QRSLV |
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# to build with mps, uncomment the next line |
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#EXT_MPS = -DSTATIC_MPS |
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# to build with ngslv, uncomment the next line |
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#EXT_NGSLV = -DSTATIC_NGSLV |
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# to build with cmslv, uncomment the next line |
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EXT_CMSLV = -DSTATIC_CMSLV |
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# to build with lrslv, uncomment the next line |
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#EXT_LRSLV = -DSTATIC_LRSLV |
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# the configure script sets the following depending on its search for minos. |
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# to force a build WITHOUT minos, comment the next line |
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#EXT_MINOS = @HAVE_MINOS@ |
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# |
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# location of the minos library |
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#MINOSLIB = @MINOSLIB@ |
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# the configure script sets the following depending on its search for conopt. |
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# to force a build WITHOUT conopt, comment the next line |
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#AWW20041129:EXT_CONOPT = @HAVE_CONOPT@ |
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# |
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# location of the conopt library |
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#AWW20041206:CONOPTLIB = @CONOPTLIB@ |
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# the configure script sets the following depending on its search for lsode. |
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# to force a build WITHOUT lsode, comment the next line |
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EXT_LSOD = @HAVE_LSOD@ |
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# |
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# location of the lsode library |
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LSODLIB = @LSODLIB@ |
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# combine all the defines for the solver into a single variable |
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#AWW20041206:SOLVER_DEFS = $(EXT_SLV) $(EXT_OPTSQP) $(EXT_QRSLV) $(EXT_MPS) $(EXT_NGSLV) \ |
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#AWW20041206: $(EXT_CMSLV) $(EXT_LRSLV) $(EXT_MINOS) $(EXT_CONOPT) $(EXT_LSOD) \ |
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#AWW20041206: $(EXT_OPTSQP) |
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SOLVER_DEFS = $(EXT_QRSLV) $(EXT_LSOD) $(EXT_CMSLV) $(EXT_LRSLV) $(EXT_NGSLV) $(EXT_MINOS) $(EXT_CONOPT) |
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####>>> PACKAGES <<<######################################################## |
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# Build ascend with packages. |
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# Packages are bits of compiled code that represent models, or solvers, |
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# or, in general, any bits of external code. |
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# Packages may be dynamically or statically linked/loaded. Add one or |
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# the other defines : -DSTATIC_PACKAGES or -DDYNAMIC_PACKAGES |
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# |
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#HAVE_PACKAGES = -DSTATIC_PACKAGES |
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#HAVE_PACKAGES = -DDYNAMIC_PACKAGES |
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# If statically linked, i.e. -DSTATIC_PACKAGES, then set PACK_LIBS |
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# to where your external packages exist. If dynamically linked or |
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# if you are building with NO_PACKAGES, leave PACK_LIBS empty. |
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# |
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PACK_LIBS = ../archive/libascpackages.a |
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#PACK_LIBS = |
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# The default behavor is to have packages, so if you don't want |
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# packages, you have to uncomment the following line |
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#HAVE_PACKAGES = -DNO_PACKAGES |
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####>>> SHARED OBJECTS <<<################################################## |
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# When using dynamic packages or no packages, the Makefile needs |
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# to know how to make a shared object and what suffix the |
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# shared object should have. |
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# |
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# Library file(s) to link against for dynamic loading to work |
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DL_LIBS = @DL_LIBS@ |
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# |
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# Flags to pass to the C compiler when linking object files |
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# into an executable application binary |
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LD_FLAGS = @LD_FLAGS@ |
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# |
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# Flags to pass to ld to tell the run-time linker where to find |
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# shared objects |
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LD_SEARCH_FLAGS = @LD_SEARCH_FLAGS@ |
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# |
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# Flags to pass to the C compiler when compiling the components |
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# of a shared library |
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SHLIB_CFLAGS = @SHLIB_CFLAGS@ |
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# |
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# Base command to use to combing object files into a shared library |
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SHLIB_LD = @SHLIB_LD@ |
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# |
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# Dependent libraries for the linker to scan when creating a shared |
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# library |
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SHLIB_LD_LIBS = @SHLIB_LD_LIBS@ |
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# |
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# Suffix to use for the names of dynamically loadable objects. |
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SHLIB_SUFFIX = @SHLIB_SUFFIX@ |
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# |
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# Specifies everything that comes after libfoo in the shared library |
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# "foo" |
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ASC_LIB_SUFFIX = @ASC_LIB_SUFFIX@ |
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####>>> F77 <<<############################################################# |
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# F77 |
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# your f77 compiler |
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# |
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F77 = @F77@ |
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# Fortran compilation flags: |
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# These are used for making the ASCEND libraries based on FORTRAN codes. |
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# These should be set to get the best performance possible out of your |
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# f77 compiler without optimizing away functions that are not obviously |
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# called, as some compilers do by default. |
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# |
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F77FLAGS = -I4 -O |
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# |
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# F77LIBS is for the base f77 libraries. If you are linking no f77 |
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# objects to ascend, it may be left undefined. |
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# Set F77LIBS appropriate for your machine and desired loader behavior. |
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# |
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F77_LIBS = @F77LIBS@ |
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# |
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# F77_OPTS are for miscellaneous options, such as -tmpdir= |
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# |
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F77_OPTS = |
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# |
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# All the flags to pass to F77 |
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# |
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F77_SWITCHES = $(F77FLAGS) $(F77_OPTS) |
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####>>> FORTRAN LIBRARIES <<<############################################### |
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# If building ASCEND with MINOS or other FORTRAN based solvers/packages, |
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# uncomment one of the FOR_LIBS definitions below to indicate the FORTRAN |
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# libraries to link into ASCEND. |
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# |
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# Set the BLAS and LINPACK library definitions to point at |
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# machine specific libraries (if you have them) to get the |
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# best speed out of ASCEND. |
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# |
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BLASLIB = @BLASLIB@ |
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LPAKLIB = @LPAKLIB@ |
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FOR_LIBS = $(LSODLIB) $(MINOSLIB) $(OPTSQPLIB) $(CONOPTLIB) \ |
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$(LPAKLIB) $(BLASLIB) \ |
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$(F77_LIBS) |
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####>>> INSTALL <<<######################################################### |
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# Location to install program, libs, etc, and the install program |
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# First, set INSTALL to the location of a BSD-compatible install program |
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# |
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INSTALL = @INSTALL@ |
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INSTALL_PROGRAM = @INSTALL_PROGRAM@ |
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INSTALL_DATA = @INSTALL_DATA@ |
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# Where to install information |
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# |
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# prefix for platform dependent files: |
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exec_prefix = @exec_prefix@ |
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# |
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# prefix for platfrom independent files (.h, .tcl, .asc, etc) |
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prefix = @prefix@ |
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# |
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# directory for ascend binary |
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BIN_DIR = $(exec_prefix)/bin |
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# |
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# directory for ascend scripts |
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SCRIPT_DIR = $(prefix)/bin |
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# |
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# directory for ascend documentation |
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DOC_DIR = $(prefix)/doc |
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# |
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# directory for ascend include files |
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INCLUDE_DIR = $(prefix)/include |
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# |
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# directory for ascend info-style files |
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INFO_DIR = $(prefix)/info |
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# |
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# directory for ascend platform-dependent libraries |
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LIB_DIR = $(exec_prefix)/lib |
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# |
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# top level directory for ascend man pages |
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MAN_DIR = $(prefix)/man |
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# |
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# directories for specific man pages |
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MAN1_DIR = $(MAN_DIR)/man1 |
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MAN3_DIR = $(MAN_DIR)/man3 |
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MAN5_DIR = $(MAN_DIR)/man5 |
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MAN8_DIR = $(MAN_DIR)/man8 |
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MANn_DIR = $(MAN_DIR)/mann |
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# |
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# directory for ascend help files |
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HELP_DIR = $(prefix)/help |
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# |
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# directory for ascend models (libraries & examples) |
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MODELS_DIR = @INSTALL_ASCDATA@/models |
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# |
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# directory for ascend package code |
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PACK_DIR = $(prefix)/packages |
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# |
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# directory for general tcl/tk code |
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TK_LIBRARY_DIR = $(prefix)/lib/tcl |
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# |
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# directory for ascend specific tcl/tk code |
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# Note: the name for this is TK, not tcltk/TK. |
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ASCEND_TK_DIR = @INSTALL_ASCDATA@/TK |
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QUIET_INSTALL=@QUIET_INSTALL@ |
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####>>> CMU DEVELOPERS <<<################################################## |
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# The following flags control sources that are not part of the standard |
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# distribution. Do not uncomment any of these lines unless you know |
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# what you are doing; in particular, don't mess with these and then |
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# expect us to be able to help you when it won't build. |
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# Tom Epperly's malloc debugger: |
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# |
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# slow |
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#MOD_ASCMALLOC = -DMOD_ASCMALLOC -DMALLOC_DEBUG |
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# slower |
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#MOD_ASCMALLOC = -DMOD_ASCMALLOC -DMALLOC_DEBUG -DALLOCATED_TESTS |
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# Damned expensive malloc debugger (sources not distributed): |
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# |
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# slowest |
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#DEBUG_MALLOC_LIBS = ../dbmalloc/libdbmalloc.a |
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#DEBUG_MALLOC = -DBEBUG_MALLOC |
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# Find Dependencies: makedepend/g++dep executable |
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# |
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# all dependencies |
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DEPEND = /usr/local/bin/makedepend |
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DEPEND = /usr/local/lib/ascend/etc/g++dep |
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# |
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# all but system dependencies |
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DEPEND_NOSYS = /usr/local/lib/ascend/etc/g++dep_nosys |
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# to make without-system-dependencies the default, uncomment the next line |
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#DEPEND = $(DEPEND_NOSYS) |
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# |
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# remove dependencies information version |
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DEPEND_RM = /usr/local/lib/ascend/etc/g++nodep |
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# |
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# All switches to pass to the dependency generator |
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# |
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DEPEND_FLAGS = $(INCLUDES) $(DEFINES) |
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# Tags |
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# |
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ETAGS = /usr/local/bin/etags |
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CTAGS = /usr/local/bin/ctags |
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# cflow, sparc only. on other platforms cflow and dot, if they exist, |
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# may need different switches. dot works well on sun/solaris/hpux OS. |
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# with a bit of hacking on usr/local/lib/ascend we could have dot on |
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# all but alphas since Ben has the sources. Finding cflow may be harder. |
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CFLFLAGS = -DNDEBUG -I.. -I. |
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RCFLFLAGS = -DNDEBUG -I.. -I. -r |
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# replaces tabs with 2 blanks for human consumption, and eat externals |
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#CPRCOM = |/usr/5bin/pr -e2 -t | eatcflowext |
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# eat external function calls (fprintf, etc) only |
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CPRCOM = | eatcflowext |
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# eat external calls and convert to dot input format |
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CPSCOM = | eatcflowext | eatcflow2dot |
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# note sunos4 /bin/cflow is fatally stupid. use sys5 version |
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CFLOW = /usr/lang/cflow |
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# you probably don't have this. It's in my path (~ballan/bin/dot) |
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# dot can be stunningly slow on twisty files. |
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DOT = dot |
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# can also generate mif (-Tmif), etc. see dot man page. |
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DOTFLAGS = -Tps |
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# eatcflowext,eatcflow2dot are tcl script ben wrote. vagu:~ballan/bin |
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# dot is the proprietary lucent graph utility. |
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# Purify |
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# |
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PURIFY = purify |
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QUANTIFY = quantify |
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#set dirs in the next 3 accordingly |
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PURIFY_OPTS = -always-use-cache-dir -cache-dir=/usr1/ballan/tmp/purify \ |
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-windows=no -inuse-at-exit=yes |
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PURIFY_OPTS = -always-use-cache-dir -cache-dir=/usr1/ballan/tmp/purify \ |
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-inuse-at-exit=yes |
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QUANTIFY_OPTS = $(PURIFY_OPTS) -record-system-calls=no |
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# use these if you haven't paid pureatria yet. |
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PURIFY_OPTS = |
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QUANTIFY_OPTS = $(PURIFY_OPTS) |
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# Pixie |
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# (only available on the alpha) |
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# |
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PIXIE = pixie |
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PIXIE_OPTS = -pixie -heavy -lines -invocations -procedures |
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PIXIEDIR= a4 |
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# set the following to -DCHRIS_FUNC to get the extra fucn properties |
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# needed for the Chris Welhelmy solver. |
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# |
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#FATFUNC = -DCHRIS_FUNC |
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# if your machine's memory is allocated in decreasing order, set the |
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# following to -DMEM_DECREASE to try to keep memory usage more compact |
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# |
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#MEM_DECREASE = -DMEM_DECREASE |
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####>>> MISC <<<############################################################ |
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# include files for ascend |
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# |
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#AWW: See comments in configure.in just before asc_include is set. I am |
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#AWW: not sure why -I@asc_include@ is here, but I know the others are |
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#AWW: needed - based on those comments. |
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#AWW20041206: ASC_INCS = -I@asc_include@ -I.. |
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ASC_INCS = -I@fullpathsrcdir@/../generic -I@fullpathsrcdir@/../../tcltk/generic -I.. |
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# library files for ascend |
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# |
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ASC_LIB_STEMS=if compiler solver utilities general |
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ASC_LIBS=$(ASC_LIB_STEMS:%=../archive/libasc%.a) $(PACK_LIBS) |
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# The time/place stamp for the executable. |
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# Reverse the comment flags if your cpp doesn't understand it |
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# |
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TIMESTAMP = -DTIMESTAMP="\"by `whoami`@`hostname`\"" |
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#TIMESTAMP = -DTIMESTAMP="\"\"" |
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# Force emacs to treat this file as a Makefile |
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# |
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# Local Variables: *** |
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# mode:Makefile *** |
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# End: *** |
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