#-------------------------------------------------------------------- # A configure.in file for ASCEND. # # Process `configure.in' file with `autoconf' to produce # a `configure' script. This `configure.in' was prepared # for AutoConf v2.59. #-------------------------------------------------------------------- #-------------------------------------------------------------------- # Disable caching since it seems to get in the way # more times than it helps us. #-------------------------------------------------------------------- define([AC_CACHE_LOAD], )dnl define([AC_CACHE_SAVE], )dnl #-------------------------------------------------------------------- # This file must exist for configure to continue. 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AC_MSG_ERROR([Bad option '--without-blas' To support Fortran calls, ASCEND must be compiled with a blas library]) ;; *build) # Fortran is enabled and the user specified --with-blas=build # For a search for BLAS source code and tell the Makefile # to build it; useful for testing configure. #AWW20041206: blas_src_file="$srcdir/blas/dcopy.f" blas_src_file="$srcdir/../../blas/dcopy.f" AC_MSG_CHECKING([for blas source file $blas_src_file ]) if test -f $blas_src_file ; then AC_MSG_RESULT(yes) #AWW20041119: BLASLIB="$ascpwd/ascend4/archive/libascblas.a" BLASLIB="$ascpwd/../generic/archive/libascblas.a" make_blaslib='make-blaslib' #AWW20041206: blaslib_makefile="blas/Makefile" blaslib_makefile="../../blas/Makefile" #AWW20041206: asc_subdirs="$asc_subdirs ../blas" asc_subdirs="$asc_subdirs ../../blas" else AC_MSG_RESULT(no) AC_MSG_ERROR([User specified '--with-blas=build' but configure cannot find the blas source file $blas_src_file]) fi ;; *yes) # Fortran in enabled and the user didn't give the --with-blas # option or didn't give the library's location. # Search for a compiled libblas.a or libascblas.a; if that # fails, look for BLAS source code; if that also fails, # disable all Fortran and print a warning. AC_PATH_PROGS(BLASLIB, libblas.a libascblas.a, , $asc_f77_support_dirs) blas_src_file="$srcdir/../../blas/dcopy.f" if test -z "$BLASLIB" -a -n "$blas_src_file" ; then AC_MSG_CHECKING([for blas source file $blas_src_file ]) if test -f $blas_src_file ; then AC_MSG_RESULT(yes) #AWW20041119: BLASLIB="$ascpwd/ascend4/archive/libascblas.a" BLASLIB="$ascpwd/../generic/archive/libascblas.a" make_blaslib='make-blaslib' #AWW20041206: blaslib_makefile="blas/Makefile" blaslib_makefile="../../blas/Makefile" #AWW20041206: asc_subdirs="$asc_subdirs ../blas" asc_subdirs="$asc_subdirs ../../blas" else AC_MSG_RESULT(no) fi fi if test -z "$BLASLIB" ; then with_fortran=no AC_MSG_WARN([Cannot find libblas.a, libascblas.a, nor blas source code. Building ASCEND without integration, MINOS, and CONOPT support. 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AC_MSG_ERROR([Bad option '--without-linpack' To support Fortran calls, ASCEND must be compiled with a linpack library.]) ;; *build) # Fortran is enabled and the user specified --with-linpack=build # For a search for LINPACK source code and tell the Makefile # to build it; useful for testing configure. lpak_src_file="$srcdir/../../linpack/d1mach.f" AC_MSG_CHECKING([for linpack source file $lpak_src_file ]) if test -f $lpak_src_file ; then AC_MSG_RESULT(yes) #AWW20041119: LPAKLIB="$ascpwd/ascend4/archive/libasclpak.a" LPAKLIB="$ascpwd/../generic/archive/libasclpak.a" make_lpaklib='make-lpaklib' #AWW20041206: lpaklib_makefile="linpack/Makefile" lpaklib_makefile="../../linpack/Makefile" #AWW20041206: asc_subdirs="$asc_subdirs ../linpack" asc_subdirs="$asc_subdirs ../../linpack" else AC_MSG_RESULT(no) AC_MSG_ERROR([User specified '--with-linpack=build' but configure cannot find the linpack source file $lpak_src_file]) fi ;; *yes) # Fortran in enabled and the user didn't give the --with-linpack # option or didn't give the library's location. # Search for a compiled liblpak.a or libasclpak.a; if that # fails, look for LINPACK source code; if that also fails, # disable all Fortran and print a warning. 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