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#!/bin/bash
# Example script to build the librsb example programs.
# Uses librsb-config in the $PATH for build flags.
# Environment-provided $LIBRSB_CONFIG override that.
set -e
set -x
srcdir=${srcdir:-`pwd`}
builddir=${builddir:-`pwd`}
prefix="@prefix@"
exec_prefix="@exec_prefix@"
bindir="@bindir@"
if test -z "${LIBRSB_CONFIG}"; then
export PATH="${bindir}:$PATH"
fi
LIBRSB_CONFIG=${LIBRSB_CONFIG:-librsb-config}
PKG_CONFIG=pkg-config
WANT_PKGCONFIG="@WANT_PKGCONFIG@"
WANT_CLEANUP=${WANT_CLEANUP:-false}
if test x"@WANT_CPP_EXAMPLES@" == x"yes" ; then
CXX="`${LIBRSB_CONFIG} --cxx`"
if test x"@rsblib@" != x"" -a x"${CXX}" != x"" ; then
for s in ${srcdir}/*.cpp
do
p=${builddir}/`basename ${s/.cpp/}`
rm -f $p
CXXFLAGS=`${LIBRSB_CONFIG} --cxxflags --I_opts`
LDFLAGS=`${LIBRSB_CONFIG} --ldflags --extra_libs`
LINK=`${LIBRSB_CONFIG} --link`
o="${p}.o"
ccmd="$CXX $CXXFLAGS -c $s -o $o"
lcmd="$LINK $o $LDFLAGS -o $p"
echo "$ccmd && $lcmd"
( $ccmd && $lcmd )
${WANT_CLEANUP} && rm -f "$p"
# one may use a single command, but that's error-prone (may miss libraries):
#cmd="$CXX $CXXFLAGS $s $LDFLAGS -o $p"
#echo $cmd
#$cmd
done
fi
fi
if test x"@HAVE_C_EXAMPLES@" == x"yes" ; then
for s in ${srcdir}/*.c
do
p=`basename ${s/.c/}`
if test $p == hello-spblas -a x"@HAVE_SPARSE_BLAS_INTERFACE@" != x"yes" ; then continue; fi
if test $p == io-spblas -a x"@HAVE_SPARSE_BLAS_INTERFACE@" != x"yes" ; then continue; fi
rm -f $p
CFLAGS=`${LIBRSB_CONFIG} --I_opts --cppflags`
LDFLAGS=`${LIBRSB_CONFIG} --ldflags --extra_libs`
CC=`${LIBRSB_CONFIG} --cc`
LINK=`${LIBRSB_CONFIG} --link`
o="${p}.o"
ccmd="$CC $CFLAGS -c $s -o $o"
lcmd="$LINK $o $LDFLAGS -o $p"
echo "$ccmd && $lcmd"
( $ccmd && $lcmd )
${WANT_CLEANUP} && rm -f "$p"
# one may use a single command, but that's error-prone (may miss libraries):
#cmd="$CC $CFLAGS $s $LDFLAGS -o $p"
#echo $cmd
#$cmd
if test x"${WANT_PKGCONFIG}" != x"no" ; then
CFLAGS=`${PKG_CONFIG} --cflags librsb`
LIBS=`${PKG_CONFIG} --libs --static librsb`
ccmd="$CC $CFLAGS -c $s -o $o"
lcmd="$LINK $o $LIBS -o $p"
${WANT_CLEANUP} && rm -f "$p"
echo "$ccmd && $lcmd"
( $ccmd && $lcmd )
fi
done
fi
if test x"@WANT_BLAS_SPARSE_MOD_INSTALL@" == x"yes" ; then
if test x"@HAVE_FORTRAN_EXAMPLES@" = x"yes" ; then
FP=${srcdir}/fortran_rsb_fi.F90
if test x"@HAVE_SPARSE_BLAS_INTERFACE@" = x"yes" ; then
FP+=\ ${srcdir}/fortran.F90
fi
# activated if you have built the Fortran modules and installed them in the right path.
for s in $FP
do
p=`basename ${s/.F90/}`
rm -f $p
FCFLAGS=`${LIBRSB_CONFIG} --I_opts --fcflags`
LDFLAGS=`${LIBRSB_CONFIG} --ldflags --extra_libs`
FC=`${LIBRSB_CONFIG} --fc`
LINK=`${LIBRSB_CONFIG} --link`
o="${p}.o"
FCLIBS=`${LIBRSB_CONFIG} --fclibs`
ccmd="$FC $FCFLAGS -c $s -o $o"
lcmd="$LINK $o $LDFLAGS $FCLIBS -o $p"
echo "$ccmd && $lcmd"
( $ccmd && $lcmd )
${WANT_CLEANUP} && rm -f "$p"
done
fi
fi
echo " [*] done building examples!"
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