#! /bin/sh
# $Id: configure,v 1.101 2000/02/10 11:24:48 mdw Exp $
# This builds a configuration for CCP4 installation based on the value
# of an argument which is meant to describe a supported system. On
# the basis of it we have to establish the necessary directories and
# build makefiles in the appropriate places from the skeletons in the
# master source area. It's (obviously!) inspired by the GNU
# configuration scripts.
# The default values of the makefile variables (CC etc.) decided
# according to the system type, can be overridden by values defined in
# the environment or, in the case of the binary, library and master
# source directories, by optional arguments. These variables are:
# RANLIB, FC, XFFLAGS, CC, XCFLAGS, FOPTIM, COPTIM, LNS, M4,
# SETFLAGS, MAKE, XLDFLAGS
# See below for an explanation of unconventional ones.
# We also check the supplied values of the environment variables which
# must be defined to run ccp4 (for path names etc.) and create the
# necessary directories if they don't already exist. The following
# environment variables seem to be essential for *running* the code
# (as deduced from calls to `getenv' and `UGTENV'): BINSORT_SCR,
# CINCL, HOME, CCP4_OPEN, CLIBD, CCP4_SCR, CCP4_HELPDIR (used by
# mosflm), PUBLIC_FONT84
# A design aim is to be able to support different configurations
# painlessly by allowing building and subsequent installation to occur
# independently and in random directories. The source is maintained
# in a master directory, probably shared over NFS. For each system
# one can start with a clean directory in which this script is run
# with the system name and source directroy as arguments after setting
# the appropriate environment variables e.g.,
# configure convex --src=/nfs/dlpx1/home/xtal/ccp4 --bin=/priv9/pxbin
# This will make appropriate sub-directories in which everything can
# be built (with a simple `make' at the top level) and from which the
# programs can be run for test purposes. `make install' will copy the
# results to the production directories for the appropriate system
# once it checks out OK.
# Fixme: check compiler and OS versions somehow against ones we're
# sure about... (We should allow qualification of the system e.g.,
# sun-sunos4.1, and can arrange regexp matching in the cases.) Can
# the OS be checked reliably? (uname? not on alliant -- uv there?)
set -e 2>/dev/null # not sure whether this still gives an
# error message with old sh...
# Portability notes: the least common denominator so far is the convex
# (os8.1), which has a lousy make, a (version 7-based?) sh without
# functions or the ${foo:-bar} mechanism or a test with e.g., -x or
# set -e. Use `test' rather than `[', by the way, since there are
# supposed to be systems without the latter. Odd use of eval on
# variables like $usage is instead of using functions like the
# following (I guess these should just be inlined):
usage='echo "Usage: configure [--help] [--srcdir=DIR] [--bindir=DIR]
[--libdir=DIR] [--onlylibs] [--tmpdir=DIR] [--with-f2c]
[--with-shared-lib] [--with-x] [--with-rxdispencer] [--disable-ccif]
SYSTEM";
echo "where SYSTEM is one of:";
echo " irix irix64 convex sunos stardent titan aix hpux concentrix";
echo " ultrix esv osf1 linux freebsd linux_compaq_compilers generic";
echo "Use uname -a to determine system type if you are unsure which to use.";
exit 1'
### parse the arguments; `--' flags can be abbreviated and `=' can be
### replaced by whitespace
# these made null if not interested in building the src directory:
src=src ; dotsrc=./src ;
if test -d unsupported/src; then
unsupp=unsupported/src; dotunsupp=./unsupported;
dotunsuppsrc=./unsupported/src
else true
fi
if test -d x-windows; then
xwindir=x-windows ; dotxwindir=./x-windows ;
else true
fi
for arg
do
# Handle --bindir (etc.) with a space before the argument.
if test x$next_bindir = xyes; then bindir=$arg; next_bindir=
elif test x$next_libdir = xyes; then libdir=$arg; next_libdir=
elif test x$next_srcdir = xyes; then srcdir=$arg; next_srcdir=
elif test x$next_tmpdir = xyes; then TMPDIR=$arg
else
case $arg in
-help | --help | -h | help)
eval $usage;;
-bindir=* | --bindir=* | --bindi=* | --bind=* | --bin=* | --bi=* | --b=*)
bindir=`echo $arg | sed 's/[-a-z_]*=//'` ;;
-bindir | --bindir | --bindi | --bind | --bin | --bi | --b)
next_bindir=yes ;;
-srcdir=* | --srcdir=* | --srcdi=* | --srcd=* | --src=* | --sr=* | --s=*)
srcdir=`echo $arg | sed 's/[-a-z_]*=//'` ;;
-srcdir | --srcdir | --srcdi | --srcd | --src | --sr | --s)
next_srcdir=yes ;;
-libdir=* | --libdir=* | --libdi=* | --libd=* | --lib=* | --li=* | --l=*)
libdir=`echo $arg | sed 's/[-a-z_]*=//'` ;;
-libdir | --libdir | --libdi | --libd | --lib | --li | --l)
next_libdir=yes ;;
-onlylibs | --onlylibs | --onlylib | --onlyli | --onlyl | --onlyl | --only | \
--onl | --on | --o)
src= ; dotsrc= ; unsupp= ; dotunsupp= ; dotunsuppsrc= ;;
-tmpdir=* | --tmpdir=* | --tmpdi=* | --tmpd=* | --tmp=* | --tm=* | t=*)
tmpdir=`echo $arg | sed 's/[-a-z_]*=//'` ;;
-with-f2c | --with-f2c | --with-f2 | --with-f)
FC=fort77 ; XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-'-Nx400 -w'}; FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O"}; with_f2c=1;\
CC=cc ; AR='ar cru '; RANLIB='ranlib '; F=f;
SETFLAGS=${SETFLAGS-""}
;;
-with-shared-lib | --with-shared-lib | --with-shared-li | \
--with-shared-l | --with-shared- | --with-share | --with-sha | \
--with-sh | --with-s)
shared_lib=yes
;;
-with-x | --with-x | --wit-x | --wi-x | \
--w-x)
with_x=yes
;;
-with-rxdispencer | --with-rxdispencer)
with_rxdispencer=yes
;;
-disable-ccif | --disable-ccif)
disable_ccif=yes
;;
-hush) # only for use by config.status
hush=1 ;;
-*)
eval $usage ;;
*)
if test -z "$system" ; then system=$arg
else eval $usage ; fi ;; # bad flag
esac
fi
done
test -z "$system" && eval $usage || true # system must be defined
srcdir=${srcdir-$PWD}
bindir=${bindir-$PWD/bin}
libdir=${libdir-$PWD/lib}
test "$tmpdir" && TMPDIR=${tmpdir}
export libdir RANLIB FC FOPTIM COPTIM XFFLAGS XCFLAGS CC LNS M4 M4FLAGS
export SETFLAGS MAKE F INSTALL_PROGRAM INSTALL_DATA XLDFLAGS TMPDIR
### First let's check that we know about the system.
# Any new system must be added in the following case block and in
# the big one later which handles each possibility. These try to be
# generic operating system names rather than names of hardware.
case $system in
convex | concentrix | hpux | irix | irix64 | aix | stardent | sunos | \
titan | ultrix | esv | osf1 | linux | freebsd | gnu_win32 | \
linux_compaq_compilers | generic)
echo "OK, setting up for a system type of \`$system'..."
echo ;;
* )
echo "! System type \`$system' isn't supported -- sorry."
echo
echo "If one of the following alternatives doesn't seem to be suitable,"
echo "you'll have to modify \`configure' and the library files mentioned"
echo "in the installation guide. Please let ccp4@dl.ac.uk know of any"
echo "changes you have to make:"
echo " irix irix64 convex sunos stardent titan aix hpux concentrix"
echo " ultrix esv osf1 linux linux_compaq_compilers freebsd generic"
exit 1 ;;
esac
if test -n "$with_f2c"; then
echo "! Using f2c compiler. (Needs the \`fort77' perl script and f2c later than 19940920.)"
echo "! Make sure there is no symbolic link from fort77 to g77"
echo "! \`fort77' comes from, e.g. ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/Linux/devel/lang/fortran"
echo ""
elif test "$system" = linux; then
echo "! Using g77 compiler. If you have an old g77 compiler, you may be better"
echo "! off using f2c, see --with-f2c option."
else true
fi
# check for xwin stuff
if test -n "$with_x"; then
echo
echo " Will attempt to install the xwindows programs from \`$xwindir'."
echo " This is not supported for all systems."
echo " ******** please note ************"
echo " the xwindows programs will be compiled with an option"
echo " that means errors are ignored. This could result in some"
echo " xwindows programs not being compiled."
else
echo
echo "! The x-windows programs will not be installed."
echo "! If you want the x-windows programs to be installed re-run"
echo "! configure with the --with-x flag."
fi
# check for disabling of ccif
if test -n "$disable_ccif"; then
echo
echo " Installation of the CCIF library has been suppressed."
echo " Some functionality will be lost."
else
echo
echo " The CCIF library will be built and installed."
echo " This has been tested on the most common systems, but if "
echo " you have problems, use the --disable-ccif flag."
fi
### Check the values of the necessary environment variables
badvar=0 # set true if any of the checks fail
# fixme: do we need to check BINSORT_MEM?
for i in BINSORT_SCR CCP4_SCR CINCL CLIBD CCP4_OPEN PUBLIC_FONT84 \
# BINSORT_MEM
do
if eval test -z \"\$$i\" ; then
echo "! Please set environment variable $i (see installation instructions)."
badvar=1
else true
fi
done
test $badvar -eq 1 && exit 1 || true
### establish the necessary directories for building and installing
### and check that a scratch directory can be created
# shorthand for a warning needed in some cases:
# syswarn() {
# echo
# echo "! Beware -- the $system installation isn't properly tested." ; }
syswarn='echo; echo "! Beware -- the $system installation is not properly tested."'
for i in CCP4_SCR BINSORT_SCR; do
if eval test -d \$$i || eval mkdir \$$i; then :
else
eval echo "! No directory \$$i and can\'t create it."
echo " Check the value of $i."
badvar=1
fi
done
for i in libdir bindir; do
if eval test -d \$$i || eval mkdir \$$i; then :
else
eval echo "! No directory \$$i and can\'t create it."
echo " Check the argument of --$i."
badvar=1
fi
done
for i in $dotsrc $dotunsupp $dotunsuppsrc ./lib ./lib/src ./lib/data; do
if test -d $i || mkdir $i; then :
else
eval echo "! No directory $i and can\'t create it."
badvar=1
fi
done
### sanity checks
badvar=0
if test ! -f $srcdir/lib/src/ccplib.f ; then
echo "! $srcdir/lib/src/ccplib.f doesn't exist."
echo " Check the value of the --srcdir flag."
badvar=1
else true
fi
if touch $BINSORT_SCR/binsort$$ ; then
rm $BINSORT_SCR/binsort$$
else
echo "! Can't create $BINSORT_SCR/binsort$$."
echo " Check the value of BINSORT_SCR."
badvar=1
fi
test $badvar -eq 1 && exit 1 || true
### Do specific things for each possible system. Note we preserve any
### supplied values of the variables with the ${...-...} mechanism.
if test ! "$hush" ; then
if test "${FC}" && test -z "$with_f2c"; then
echo "! You have specified a non-default Fortran compiler ($FC)."
echo " This probably only makes sense if you have made the appropriate"
echo " changes to the Fortran-C interface routines."
else true
fi
else true
fi
LDFLAG='-L$(LIB_DIR)' # overridden only for alliant
### To add a new system, see the explanation of variables below
case $system in
irix) # tested in 4.0.{1,5}, probably ok in 3.3
RANLIB=${RANLIB-:}
test "$with_f2c" && M4="m4 -D_f2c=1"
# fixme: this ought to test the *compiler* version (using `versions')
case `uname -rs` in
IRIX\ 4.0*)
# more nested loops (?), optimise larger routines, use shared
# libraries -- no provision for parallelisation, try to trap
# undefined variables, don't want to waste time with cpp
# fixme: -trapuv causing havoc due to undefined variables -- should be
# put back after fixing as many as poss.
# XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-Nc45 -Olimit 1500 -share_all -trapuv -nocpp"}
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-Olimit 1500 -nocpp"}
XLDFLAGS=${XLDFLAGS-"-lfpe"} # to enable floating point traps
# -Nq for `too many equivalences' (??)
SETFLAGS=${SETFLAGS-"amore_FLAGS='-O1 -Nq2500 -nocpp'"}
# Xwindows variables set if wanted or not!
XDL_LIB=${XDL_LIB-"-L${CCP4_LIB} -lxdl_view"}
XWIN_LIB=${XWIN_LIB-"-lX11 -lXt"}
XTYPE=${XTYPE-"IRIX_4"}
;;
IRIX\ 5.*)
# apparently this is OK for the new SysVile.4-based OS (but don't
# try to share irix4 libraries, at least)
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-Olimit 1500 -nocpp -w -Wf,-I${srcdir}/lib/src"}
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-DPROTOTYPE -w"}
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O2"}
XLDFLAGS=${XLDFLAGS-"-lfpe"} # to enable floating point traps
# Xwindows variables set if wanted or not!
XDL_LIB=${XDL_LIB-"-L${CCP4_LIB} -lxdl_view"}
XWIN_LIB=${XWIN_LIB-"-lX11 -lXt"}
XTYPE=${XTYPE-"IRIX_5"}
# -Nq for `too many equivalences' (??)
# sopt was broken in v4. You might think it would help here, but it's
# a loss, for some reason
SETFLAGS=${SETFLAGS-"amore_FLAGS='-O1 -Nq2500 -nocpp' \
sftools_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -Nq3000 -backslash' \
detwin_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -static' \
arp_warp_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -C -static'"}
# we need to worry about rewinding scratch files with 5.1 fortran
# (and apparently also with 5.2):
M4=${M4-"m4 -D_sgi=1 -D_irix51=1"}
if test "$shared_lib" = yes; then
SHARE_LIB=${SHARE_LIB-'ld -shared -all libccp4.a -o libccp4.so'}
SHARE_INST='$(INSTALL_DATA) `pwd`/libccp4.so $(libdir)/libccp4.so'
fi
case `uname -sr` in
IRIX\ 5.1*)
echo "! Beware -- f77 in Irix5.1 is supposed to be badly broken"
;;
esac
;;
IRIX64\ 6.*|IRIX\ 6.*)
echo "* SGI machines with IRIX6.* can run either 32 or"
echo "* 64-bit compiled programs."
echo "* With the system option irix the code will compile under "
echo "* the -32 (therefore 32 bit) option."
echo "* For R2000/R3000 you may need to add -mips1."
echo "* If you have IRIX 6.3 or above and want to try the 64 bit"
echo "* compilation run configure again with the system choice irix64."
echo "* This is not tested on systems running irix6.2 or below."
echo
# Example for compiling code with -64 option. I believe this is currently
# only appropriate for R8000s and R10000s. Also, notice that the options
# are different from those when using -32. The C and F flags are given
# below and others remain the same. Also, if you are using shared libraries
# then you need to alter $SHARE_LIB. Perhaps better performance can be
# gained with additional optimisations but code integrity is not
# guaranteed. Adam 21/01/97.
#XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-64 -mips4 -r10000 -nocpp -TENV:trapuv=ON -OPT:Olimit=1500 -w"}
#XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-64 -mips4 -r10000 -trapuv -DPROTOTYPE -w"}
#SHARE_LIB=${SHARE_LIB-"ld -64 -mips4 -shared -all libccp4.a -o libccp4.so"}
#
case `uname -sr` in
IRIX64\ 6.0*|IRIX\ 6.0*)
# This is said to work on unknown Irix6 minor version by
# george@tusk.med.harvard.edu (George Planansky)
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-32 -nocpp"}
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-32 -DPROTOTYPE"}
XLDFLAGS=${XLDFLAGS-"-lfpe"}
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O2"}
# -Nq still needed in 6.01, apparently, but not later versions.
SETFLAGS=${SETFLAGS-"amore_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS -Nq2500' \
sftools_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -Olimit 1250 -Nq3000 -backslash' \
detwin_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -static' \
arp_warp_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -C -static'"}
# Xwindows variables set if wanted or not!
XDL_LIB=${XDL_LIB-"-L${CCP4_LIB} -lxdl_view"}
XWIN_LIB=${XWIN_LIB-"-lX11 -lXt"}
XTYPE=${XTYPE-"IRIX_6"}
;;
IRIX64\ 6.1*|IRIX\ 6.1*)
# -lfpe no longer exists - replacement sought.
# tnearnest@LBL.Gov (Thomas Earnest) following SGI rep. says for 6.1:
# Heaven knows how you're supposed to trap FPEs...
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-32 -nocpp "}
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-32 -DPROTOTYPE"}
XLDFLAGS=${XLDFLAGS-""}
# Or use -O3 for agressive optimisation.
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O2"}
# Xwindows variables set if wanted or not!
XDL_LIB=${XDL_LIB-"-L${CCP4_LIB} -lxdl_view"}
XWIN_LIB=${XWIN_LIB-"-lX11 -lXt"}
XTYPE=${XTYPE-"IRIX_6"}
;;
IRIX64\ 6.2*|IRIX\ 6.2*)
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-32 -w -nocpp"}
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-32 -w -DPROTOTYPE"}
XLDFLAGS=${XLDFLAGS-"-lfpe"}
# Or use -O3 for agressive optimisation.
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O2 -Olimit 3000"}
# Xwindows variables set if wanted or not!
XDL_LIB=${XDL_LIB-"-L${CCP4_LIB} -lxdl_view"}
XWIN_LIB=${XWIN_LIB-"-lX11 -lXt"}
XTYPE=${XTYPE-"IRIX_6"}
;;
IRIX64\ 6.3*|IRIX\ 6.3*)
# e.g. O2's
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-32 -w -nocpp"}
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-32 -w -DPROTOTYPE"}
XLDFLAGS=${XLDFLAGS-""}
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O2"}
# Xwindows variables set if wanted or not!
XDL_LIB=${XDL_LIB-"-L${CCP4_LIB} -lxdl_view"}
XWIN_LIB=${XWIN_LIB-"-lX11 -lXt"}
XTYPE=${XTYPE-"IRIX_6"}
;;
IRIX64\ 6.4*|IRIX\ 6.4*)
# e.g. Origin200
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-32 -w -nocpp"}
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-32 -w -DPROTOTYPE"}
XLDFLAGS=${XLDFLAGS-""}
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O2"}
# Xwindows variables set if wanted or not!
XDL_LIB=${XDL_LIB-"-L${CCP4_LIB} -lxdl_view"}
XWIN_LIB=${XWIN_LIB-"-lX11 -lXt"}
XTYPE=${XTYPE-"IRIX_6_4"}
;;
IRIX64\ 6.5*|IRIX\ 6.5*)
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-32 -w -nocpp"}
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-32 -w -DPROTOTYPE"}
XLDFLAGS=${XLDFLAGS-""}
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O2"}
# Xwindows variables set if wanted or not!
XDL_LIB=${XDL_LIB-"-L${CCP4_LIB} -lxdl_view"}
XWIN_LIB=${XWIN_LIB-"-lX11 -lXt"}
XTYPE=${XTYPE-"IRIX_6_5"}
;;
*)
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-32 -w -nocpp"}
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-32 -w -DPROTOTYPE"}
XLDFLAGS=${XLDFLAGS-""}
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O2"}
# Xwindows variables set if wanted or not!
XDL_LIB=${XDL_LIB-"-L${CCP4_LIB} -lxdl_view"}
XWIN_LIB=${XWIN_LIB-"-lX11 -lXt"}
XTYPE=${XTYPE-"IRIX_5"}
;;
esac
SETFLAGS=${SETFLAGS-"sftools_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -Olimit 1250 -Nq3000 -backslash' \
detwin_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -static' \
arp_warp_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -C -static'"}
M4=${M4-"m4 -D_sgi=1 -D_irix51=1"}
SHARED_LIB_FLAGS=${SHARED_LIB_FLAGS-'-32'}
if test "$shared_lib" = yes; then
SHARE_LIB=${SHARE_LIB-'ld -32 -shared -all libccp4.a -o libccp4.so'}
SHARE_INST='$(INSTALL_DATA) `pwd`/libccp4.so $(libdir)/libccp4.so'
fi
;;
IRIX*)
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-32 -Olimit 1500 -nocpp"}
XLDFLAGS=${XLDFLAGS-"-lfpe"} # to enable floating point traps
# Xwindows variables set if wanted or not!
XDL_LIB=${XDL_LIB-"-L${CCP4_LIB} -lxdl_view"}
XWIN_LIB=${XWIN_LIB-"-lX11 -lXt"}
XTYPE=${XTYPE-"IRIX_6_5"}
echo "! Beware -- this is a substantially different OS version to those tested"
;;
*)
echo "! This doesn't appear to be an IRIX system.
you should run configure on a machine of the correct type."
exit 1 ;;
esac
# Each version of the irix compiler seems to bring a different set
# of optimisation problems, some of which we probably never find out
# about. The default optimisation seems to be the best thing to go
# with. Maybe you can win in some cases by using -O2, caveat emptor...
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-""}
M4=${M4-"m4 -D_sgi=1"}
;;
irix64)
# new option added to allow users to have 64bit compilatioins.
RANLIB=${RANLIB-:}
test "$with_f2c" && M4="m4 -D_f2c=1"
# fixme: this ought to test the *compiler* version (using `versions')
case `uname -rs` in IRIX64\ 6.*|IRIX\ 6.*)
echo "* IRIX6.* can run on 32 or 64-bit machines."
echo "* You have chosen to compile the suite as 64 bit code. "
echo "* 32 bit SGI machines will not be able to run 64 bit programs."
echo "* The 64 bit compilation is relativley untested especially on "
echo "* irix6.2 and below."
echo "* Please report problems or changes to ccp4@dl.ac.uk."
#
# Below is the origional suggestion by Adam in 1997
#
# Example for compiling code with -64 option. I believe this is currently
# only appropriate for R8000s and R10000s. Also, notice that the options
# are different from those when using -32. The C and F flags are given
# below and others remain the same. Also, if you are using shared libraries
# then you need to alter $SHARE_LIB. Perhaps better performance can be
# gained with additional optimisations but code integrity is not
# guaranteed. Adam 21/01/97.
#XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-64 -mips4 -r10000 -nocpp -TENV:trapuv=ON -OPT:Olimit=1500 -w"}
#XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-64 -mips4 -r10000 -trapuv -DPROTOTYPE -w"}
#SHARE_LIB=${SHARE_LIB-"ld -64 -mips4 -shared -all libccp4.a -o libccp4.so"}
#
# 02-02-00: replacing mips4 with mips3 ... this might mean some loss of
# performance for some systems, but will result in more portable executable code.
case `uname -sr` in
IRIX64\ 6.0*|IRIX\ 6.0*)
# This is said to work on unknown Irix6 minor version by
# george@tusk.med.harvard.edu (George Planansky)
echo "\n* Warning this option is not tested *\n"
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-64 -mips3 -nocpp -OPT:Olimit=1500 -w"}
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-64 -DPROTOTYPE"}
XLDFLAGS=${XLDFLAGS-"-lfpe"}
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O2"}
# -Nq still needed in 6.01, apparently, but not later versions.
SETFLAGS=${SETFLAGS-"amore_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS' \
sftools_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -OPT:Olimit=1250 -backslash' \
detwin_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -static' \
arp_warp_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -C -static'"}
# Xwindows variables set if wanted or not!
XDL_LIB=${XDL_LIB-"-L${CCP4_LIB} -lxdl_view"}
XWIN_LIB=${XWIN_LIB-"-lX11 -lXt"}
XTYPE=${XTYPE-"IRIX_6"}
;;
IRIX64\ 6.1*|IRIX\ 6.1*)
# -lfpe no longer exists - replacement sought.
# tnearnest@LBL.Gov (Thomas Earnest) following SGI rep. says for 6.1:
# Heaven knows how you're supposed to trap FPEs...
echo "\n* Warning this option is not tested *\n"
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-64 -mips3 -nocpp -OPT:Olimit=1500 -w"}
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-64 -DPROTOTYPE"}
XLDFLAGS=${XLDFLAGS-""}
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O2"}
# Xwindows variables set if wanted or not!
XDL_LIB=${XDL_LIB-"-L${CCP4_LIB} -lxdl_view"}
XWIN_LIB=${XWIN_LIB-"-lX11 -lXt"}
XTYPE=${XTYPE-"IRIX_6"}
;;
IRIX64\ 6.2*|IRIX\ 6.2*)
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-64 -mips3 -nocpp -OPT:Olimit=1500 -w"}
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-64 -DPROTOTYPE"}
XLDFLAGS=${XLDFLAGS-"-lfpe"}
# Or use -O3 for agressive optimisation.
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O2"}
# Xwindows variables set if wanted or not!
XDL_LIB=${XDL_LIB-"-L${CCP4_LIB} -lxdl_view"}
XWIN_LIB=${XWIN_LIB-"-lX11 -lXt"}
XTYPE=${XTYPE-"IRIX_6"}
;;
IRIX64\ 6.3*|IRIX\ 6.3*)
# e.g. O2's
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-64 -mips3 -nocpp -OPT:Olimit=1500 -w"}
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-64 -DPROTOTYPE"}
XLDFLAGS=${XLDFLAGS-""}
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O2"}
# Xwindows variables set if wanted or not!
XDL_LIB=${XDL_LIB-"-L${CCP4_LIB} -lxdl_view"}
XWIN_LIB=${XWIN_LIB-"-lX11 -lXt"}
XTYPE=${XTYPE-"IRIX_6"}
;;
IRIX64\ 6.4*|IRIX\ 6.4*)
# e.g. Origin200
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-64 -mips3 -nocpp -OPT:Olimit=1500 -w"}
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-64 -DPROTOTYPE"}
XLDFLAGS=${XLDFLAGS-"-lfpe"}
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O2"}
# Xwindows variables set if wanted or not!
XDL_LIB=${XDL_LIB-"-L${CCP4_LIB} -lxdl_view"}
XWIN_LIB=${XWIN_LIB-"-lX11 -lXt"}
XTYPE=${XTYPE-"IRIX_6"}
;;
IRIX64\ 6.5*|IRIX\ 6.5*)
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-64 -mips3 -nocpp -OPT:Olimit=1500 -w"}
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-64 -DPROTOTYPE"}
XLDFLAGS=${XLDFLAGS-""}
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O2"}
# Xwindows variables set if wanted or not!
XDL_LIB=${XDL_LIB-"-L${CCP4_LIB} -lxdl_view"}
XWIN_LIB=${XWIN_LIB-"-lX11 -lXt"}
XTYPE=${XTYPE-"IRIX_6_5"}
;;
*)
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-64 -mips3 -nocpp -OPT:Olimit=1500 -w"}
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-64 -DPROTOTYPE"}
XLDFLAGS=${XLDFLAGS-""}
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O2"}
# Xwindows variables set if wanted or not!
XDL_LIB=${XDL_LIB-"-L${CCP4_LIB} -lxdl_view"}
XWIN_LIB=${XWIN_LIB-"-lX11 -lXt"}
XTYPE=${XTYPE-"IRIX_6"}
;;
esac
SETFLAGS=${SETFLAGS-"sftools_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -Olimit 1250 -Nq3000 -backslash' \
detwin_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -static' \
arp_warp_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -C -static'"}
M4=${M4-"m4 -D_sgi=1 -D_irix51=1"}
SHARED_LIB_FLAGS=${SHARED_LIB_FLAGS-'-64'}
if test "$shared_lib" = yes; then
SHARE_LIB=${SHARE_LIB-'ld -64 -mips3 -shared -all libccp4.a -o libccp4.so'}
SHARE_INST='$(INSTALL_DATA) `pwd`/libccp4.so $(libdir)/libccp4.so'
fi
;;
IRIX64*)
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-OPT:Olimit=1500 1500 -nocpp"}
XLDFLAGS=${XLDFLAGS-"-lfpe"} # to enable floating point traps
# Xwindows variables set if wanted or not!
XDL_LIB=${XDL_LIB-"-L${CCP4_LIB} -lxdl_view"}
XWIN_LIB=${XWIN_LIB-"-lX11 -lXt"}
XTYPE=${XTYPE-"IRIX_6_5"}
echo "! Beware -- this is a substantially different OS version to those tested"
;;
*)
echo "! This doesn't appear to be an IRIX64 system."
echo "! you should run configure on a machine of the correct type."
exit 1 ;;
esac
# Each version of the irix compiler seems to bring a different set
# of optimisation problems, some of which we probably never find out
# about. The default optimisation seems to be the best thing to go
# with. Maybe you can win in some cases by using -O2, caveat emptor...
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-""}
M4=${M4-"m4 -D_sgi=1"}
;;
esv)
if test -n "$with_x"; then
echo "! Xwindows installation has not been tested !"
echo "! for this system and so will not be attempted.!"
with_x=
fi
# first make sure we have the BSD stuff e.g. `which' on the path
# (might it ever be missing?)
PATH=/bsd43/bin:/usr/ucb:$PATH
# similar to irix (from LMB):
case `uname -rv` in
2.3\ UMIPS)
;;
*UMIPS)
echo "! Beware -- this is a substantially different OS version to those tested";;
*)
echo "! This doesn't appear to be an ESV system.
you should run configure on a machine of the correct type."
exit 1 ;;
esac
case `what \`which f77\`` in
*ES/os\ 2.2alpha)
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-systype bsd43 -Nc45 -nocpp -Olimit 1500"}
# uopt fails:
SETFLAGS=${SETFLAGS-"ecalc_FLAGS='-systype bsd43' \
tffc_FLAGS='-systype bsd43' fhscal_FLAGS='-systype bsd43' \
amore_FLAGS='-systype bsd43 -O0'"}
# there are posix headers in /usr/include/posix, but the BSD fcntl
# gets included as well as the posix one and there is a clash,
# causing a fatal error. thus use NOUNISTD to avoid unistd.h in library.c
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-systype bsd43 -DESV -DNOUNISTD"} # use BSD universe (a la LMB)
;;
*)
# fixme: -trapuv as for IRIX
# XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-Nc45 -trapuv -nocpp -Olimit 1500"} ;;
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-Nc45 -nocpp -Olimit 1500"} ;;
esac
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O2"}
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-systype bsd43 -DESV -DNOUNISTD"} # use BSD universe (a la LMB)
test "$with_f2c" && M4="m4 -D_f2c=1"
M4=${M4-"m4 -D_esv=1"} # `-s' breaks fsplit, sigh
INSTALL_PROGRAM=${INSTALL_PROGRAM-"/bsd43/bin/install -c"}
INSTALL_DATA=${INSTALL_DATA-"/bsd43/bin/install -m 644 -c"}
;;
stardent | titan) # from aberg@titan.embl-grenoble.fr (Anders Aberg)
# on `TitanOS 4.2 P1'
# Update from tax@titan.embl-grenoble.fr (Takemasa KAWASHIMA)
if test -n "$with_x"; then
echo "! Xwindows installation has not been tested !"
echo "! for this system and so will not be attempted.!"
with_x=
fi
case `uname -sr` in
"TitanOS 4") ;;
"TitanOS")
echo "! Beware -- this is a substantially different OS version to those tested";;
*)
echo "! This doesn't appear to be a Titan system.
You should run configure on a machine of the correct type."
esac
FC=${FC-f77}
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-continuations=50 -w"} # -w suppresses warnings
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O2"} # vectorisation
RANLIB=${RANLIB-":"}
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-DNOSTDLIB"}
test "$with_f2c" && M4="m4 -D_f2c=1" || true
M4=${M4-"m4 -D_titan=1"}
echo; echo "! Beware -- the $system installation is not tested."
;;
aix) # (tested in AIX 3.2, xlf v2.2 (?) but can't
# find a way to get the compiler version)
if test -n "$with_x"; then
echo "! Xwindows installation has not been tested !"
echo "! for this system and so will not be attempted.!"
with_x=
fi
FC=${FC-xlf}
case `uname -vrs` in
"AIX 2 3") ;; # 3.2, not 2.3
AIX*)
echo "! Beware -- this is a substantially different OS version to those tested";;
*)
echo "! This doesn't appear to be an AIX system.
You should run configure on a machine of the correct type."
exit 1 ;;
esac
# avoid truncation to character*500 and ensure that the default
# handling of external names is in force (no postfixed `_') and use
# larger internal table sizes
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-qcharlen=4000 -qnoextname -NQ20000 -NT40000"}
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O"}
test "$with_f2c" && M4="m4 -D_f2c=1"
M4=${M4-"m4 -D_AIX=1"}
SETFLAGS=${SETFLAGS-"amore_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $LDFLAGS' tracer_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS' \
fftbig_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -qintlog'"}
# this seems not to be exactly BSD install, but looks OK to use:
INSTALL_PROGRAM=${INSTALL_PROGRAM-"/usr/ucb/install -c"}
INSTALL_DATA=${INSTALL_DATA-"/usr/ucb/install -m 644 -c"}
# echo; echo "! Beware -- the $system installation is not fully tested."
;;
concentrix) # tested under v 2.2.00 on 2800 system
# fixme: what other breeds of Alliant are there?
# from LMB (for concentrix 2.2)
if test -n "$with_x"; then
echo "! Xwindows installation has not been tested !"
echo "! for this system and so will not be attempted.!"
with_x=
fi
case `uv|head -1` in
*Alliant\ Concentrix\ 2800\ 2.2*)
CFLAGS=${CFLAGS-"-Dconcentrix2 -DNOUNISTD"} ;;
*Alliant\ Concentrix\ 2800\ 2.*)
CFLAGS=${CFLAGS-"-Dconcentrix2 -DNOUNISTD"}
echo "! Beware -- this is a substantially different OS version to those tested";;
# beware the tabs in this!
*Alliant*Concentrix\ 2800*3*) ;; # now has posix.1
*Concentrix*)
echo "! Beware -- this is a substantially different OS version to those tested";;
*)
echo "! This doesn't appear to be a Concentrix system.
You should run configure on a machine of the correct type."
exit 1 ;;
esac
# `fortran -v 2>&1|head -1` = fortran , version 1.3.0
FC=${FC-fortran}
CC=${CC-scc} # scalar version (default?)
CFLAGS=${CFLAGS-"-uniproc"}
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-uniproc"}
COPTIM=${COPTIM-"-Og"}
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-uniproc"}
# -ieee only on polarrfn (speed), procheck programs must be -save
SETFLAGS=${SETFLAGS-"almn_FLAGS='-uniproc' scaleit_FLAGS='-uniproc -ieee'\
vecref_FLAGS='-uniproc -ieee' polarrfn_FLAGS='-uniproc -ieee'\
anglen_FLAGS='-uniproc -save' secstr_FLAGS='-uniproc -save' \
proclean_FLAGS='-uniproc -save' pplot_FLAGS='-uniproc -save'"}
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-Og"}
LDFLAG= # have to use LD_PATH instead, sigh
INSTALL_PROGRAM=${INSTALL_PROGRAM-"/usr/bin/install -c"}
INSTALL_DATA=${INSTALL_DATA-"/usr/bin/install -m 644 -c"}
;;
convex)
if test -n "$with_x"; then
echo "! Xwindows installation has not been tested !"
echo "! for this system and so will not be attempted.!"
with_x=
fi
# for os8.1 (fc 6.1) originally, also tried on 10.0 (fc 7.0)
case `vers /vmunix` in
/vmunix:\ 8.*)
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-or none"}
MAKE=${MAKE-make} # old Convex make doesn't set it
;;
/vmunix:\ 10.*)
# IJT says -noptst to fit in 600 megs VM!
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-noptst -or none"}
;;
/vmunix:*)
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-or none"}
echo "! Beware -- this is a substantially different OS version to those tested";;
*)
echo "! This doesn't appear to be a Convex system.
You should run configure on a machine of the correct type."
exit 1 ;;
esac
FC=${FC-fc}
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O2"} # vectorisation
M4=${M4-"m4 defs.m4"}
if test "$with_f2c"; then echo 'define(_f2c,1)dnl' > lib/src/defs.m4
else echo 'define(_convex,1)dnl' > lib/src/defs.m4
fi
# convex ar won't create the archive with `ar r':
ar cq lib/src/libccp4.a
INSTALL_PROGRAM=${INSTALL_PROGRAM-"/usr/bin/install -c"}
INSTALL_DATA=${INSTALL_DATA-"/usr/bin/install -m 644 -c"}
;;
sunos)
if test -n "$with_x"; then
echo "! Xwindows installation has not been tested !"
echo "! for this system and so will not be attempted.!"
with_x=
fi
# for os4.1, f771.4, at least
case `uname -rs` in
SunOS\ 4.1*)
test "$with_f2c" && M4="/usr/5bin/m4 -D_f2c=1"
M4=${M4-"/usr/5bin/m4 -D_sun=1"} # SysVile version
INSTALL_PROGRAM=${INSTALL_PROGRAM-"/usr/bin/install -c"}
INSTALL_DATA=${INSTALL_DATA-"/usr/bin/install -m 644 -c"}
XTYPE=${XTYPE-"SUNOS_4"}
if test -z "$CC"; then
# Look for an ANSI C compiler
case `type acc` in
*acc)
CC=acc;;
*)
case `type gcc` in
*gcc)
CC=gcc;;
*)
echo "! Can't find GCC or the SunPro compiler."
echo "! The default \`cc' won't compile \`solomon' or the XCCPJIFFY stuff."
esac;;
esac
fi
;;
SunOS\ 5*)
test "$with_f2c" && M4="m4 -D_f2c=1"
M4=${M4-"m4 -D_sun=1"} # (presumably)
RANLIB=${RANLIB-:} # I know this much
INSTALL_PROGRAM=${INSTALL_PROGRAM-"/usr/ucb/install -c"}
INSTALL_DATA=${INSTALL_DATA-"/usr/ucb/install -m 644 -c"}
XTYPE=${XTYPE-"SUNOS_5"}
if [ "$shared_lib" = yes ]; then
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-Nl45 -pic"}
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-pic"}
if test "$shared_lib" = yes; then
SHARE_LIB=${SHARE_LIB-'ld -dy -G -z text -o libccp4.so libccp4.a'}
SHARE_INST='$(INSTALL_DATA) `pwd`/libccp4.so $(libdir)/libccp4.so'
fi
fi
echo "! Beware -- the SunOS5 installation is not well tested";;
SunOS*)
test "$with_f2c" && M4="/usr/5bin/m4 -D_f2c=1"
M4=${M4-"/usr/5bin/m4 -D_sun=1"} # SysVile version
echo "! Beware -- this is a substantially different OS version to those tested";;
*)
echo "! This doesn't appear to be a SunOS system.
You should run configure on a machine of the correct type."
exit 1 ;;
esac
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O3"} # -fast is a possibility
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-Nl45"} # more continuation lines (until
# problems removed)
SETFLAGS=${SETFLAGS-"amore_FLAGS='$XCFLAGS\ $LDFLAGS\ -O1'"}
;;
hpux)
if test -n "$with_x"; then
echo "! Xwindows installation has not been tested !"
echo "! for this system and so will not be attempted.!"
with_x=
fi
case `uname -sr` in
HP-UX\ A.08.*) # uname -a: HP-UX tcs-hp0 A.08.07 A 9000/750 2002285682
XLDFLAGS=${XLDFLAGS-"-lfsys -lm"} # access to routines f77<C name>
# -lm for solomon
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"+T +E1"} # +T is trap signals, +E1 gets access to
# IDATE etc
M4=${M4-"m4 -D_hpux=1"}
SETFLAGS=${SETFLAGS-"prepform_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS' \
arp_warp_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -C'"} # exclude optimisation
;;
HP-UX\ A.09.*) # uname -a: HP-UX tcs-hp0 A.09.01 A 9000/755 2002285682 two-user license
# floating point traps and access to routines f77<C name>
XLDFLAGS=${XLDFLAGS-"+FPVZO -lfsys -lm"}
# Note that this is the documented way to get IDATE, and gives you the
# usual unix variant. I think in HPUX8, +E1 was OK. We need a new flag
# to know whether to use SECNDS or not, at least, since we don't seem to
# be able to get both E1 and U77.
# -lm for solomon
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"+U77 -w"} # access to IDATE etc
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-w"}
M4=${M4-"m4 -D_hpux=1 -D_hpux9=1"}
SETFLAGS=${SETFLAGS-"prepform_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS' \
arp_warp_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -C'"} # exclude optimisation
;;
HP-UX\ B.10.*)
# Thanks to Morten Kjeldgaard <mok@beast.imsb.au.dk>
XLDFLAGS=${XLDFLAGS-"+FPVZO -lfsys -lm"}
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O2"}
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"+U77 -w"} # access to IDATE etc
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-w"}
M4=${M4-"m4 -D_hpux=1 -D_hpux10=1"}
SETFLAGS=${SETFLAGS-"prepform_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS' \
arp_warp_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -C'"} # exclude optimisation
;;
"HP-UX U.09*") # What you get from on Convex-rebadged HP-SUX
# (honestly!) <zhangj@cuhhca.hhmi.columbia.EDU>
if test ! -x /usr/convex/bin/fc; then
echo "! This is a strange version of HPUX -- apparently not the Convex one."
echo "! Don't know how to deal with it; contact ccp4 with details."
exit 1
else true; fi
FC=${FC-fc} # convex compiler
M4=${M4-"m4 -D_convex=1"}
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-or none"}
XLDFLAGS=${XLDFLAGS-"-lm"}
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O2"}
# ``On HP AMORE can give problems when compliled with -O, You need to
# complile it with -N.'' quoth MATTEVI@IPVGEN.UNIPV.IT. No reports of
# this under HPUX8.
SETFLAGS=${SETFLAGS-"amore_FLAGS='$XCFLAGS\ $LDFLAGS\ -N' \
prepform_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS' \
arp_warp_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -C'"} # exclude optimisation
;;
HP-UX*) echo "! Beware -- this is a substantially different OS version to those tested"
XLDFLAGS=${XLDFLAGS-"-lfsys -lm"} # access to routines f77<C name>
# -lm for solomon
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"+U77 -w"}
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-w"}
M4=${M4-"m4 -D_hpux=1"}
SETFLAGS=${SETFLAGS-"prepform_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS' \
arp_warp_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -C'"} # exclude optimisation
;;
*) echo "! This doesn't appear to be a HP-UX system.
You should run configure on a machine of the correct type."
exit 1 ;;
esac
# what `which fort77`: HP-UX Fortran/9000s700 09/19/91 B2408A.08.07
# what `which cc' HP92453-01 A.08.71 HP C (Bundled) Compiler
FC=${FC-fort77}
COPTIM=${COPTIM-""} # doesn't have -O
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O"}
RANLIB=${RANLIB-:}
test "$with_f2c" && M4="m4 -D_f2c=1"
INSTALL_PROGRAM=${INSTALL_PROGRAM-"cp"}
INSTALL_DATA=${INSTALL_DATA-"cp"}
;;
ultrix) # 3.2?
if test -n "$with_x"; then
echo "! Xwindows installation has not been tested !"
echo "! for this system and so will not be attempted.!"
with_x=
fi
case `uname -sr` in
# ULTRIX\ 4.2) ;;
ULTRIX*)
# echo "! Beware -- this is a substantially different OS version to those tested"
;;
*)
echo "! This doesn't appear to be an Ultrix system.
You should run configure on a machine of the correct type."
exit 1 ;;
esac
# Dec are now supplying `DEC Fortran' rather than the MIPS compiler.
# Significant differences, sigh.
case `what \`which f77\` | tail +2` in
*DEC\ Fortran\ Compiler\ Driver*) # e.g., (with leading whitespace)
# DEC Fortran Compiler Driver X3.1-14
M4=${M4-"m4 -D_dec_fortran=1"} ;;
# else assume MIPS compiler -- should find out how to identify it
esac
test "$with_f2c" && M4="m4 -D_f2c=1" || true
SETFLAGS=${SETFLAGS-"amore_FLAGS='-O0\
absurd_FLAGS=-O0'"} # fixme: is this still necessary?
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O2"}
INSTALL_PROGRAM=${INSTALL_PROGRAM-"/usr/bin/install -c"}
INSTALL_DATA=${INSTALL_DATA-"/usr/bin/install -m 644 -c"}
# -O4 is default in version 3.10. that version supports -trapuv
#echo; echo "! Beware -- the $system installation is not fully tested."
;;
osf1)
case `uname -sr` in
# This may be changing in `DEC Unix' (?).
# v3.2c is reported to have problems with GNU stuff related to
# the loader, I think.
OSF1\ V3*|OSF1\ V4*)
# I don't know whether -assume dummy_aliases is supported/needed in
# earlier versions...
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-fpe0 -assume dummy_aliases -nowarn"}
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-w -DPROTOTYPE"}
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O1"}
# don't yet know if this is enough...
if test "$shared_lib" = yes; then
SHARE_LIB=${SHARE_LIB-'ld -shared -o libccp4.so -expect_unresolved \* -all libccp4.a'}
SHARE_INST='$(INSTALL_DATA) `pwd`/libccp4.so $(libdir)/libccp4.so'
fi
;;
OSF1*)
;;
*)
echo "! This doesn't appear to be an OSF/1 system.
You should run configure on a machine of the correct type."
exit 1 ;;
esac
test "$with_f2c" && M4="m4 -D_f2c=1"
M4=${M4-"m4 -D_dec_fortran=1"}
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O1"}
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-fpe0 -nowarn"} # & core dump on overflow, /0 and invalid
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-w -DPROTOTYPE"}
INSTALL_PROGRAM=${INSTALL_PROGRAM-"/usr/bin/installbsd -c"}
INSTALL_DATA=${INSTALL_DATA-"/usr/bin/installbsd -m 644 -c"}
SETFLAGS=${SETFLAGS-"amore_FLAGS='-O0' rsps_FLAGS='-O1 -Olimit 3000' \
sftools_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -assume backslash' \
arp_warp_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -C -static' "}
# Xwindows variables set if wanted or not!
XDL_LIB=${XDL_LIB-"-L${CCP4_LIB} -lxdl_view"}
XWIN_LIB=${XWIN_LIB-"-lX11 -lXt"}
XTYPE=${XTYPE-"DECALPHAOSF"}
# echo; echo "! Beware -- the $system installation is not fully tested."
;;
linux_compaq_compilers)
# Thanks to Sanjoy Ray and David van der Spoel for this.
# Apparently compaq now distribute a set of compilers for linux
# this conifure was hacked together by Sanjoy Ray from the
# OSF1 option.
echo "! This is a new option and is relativeley untested!"
echo "! November 1999"
case `uname -sr` in
Linux*)
;;
*)
echo "! This doesn't appear to be a Linux system. You should run"
echo "! configure on a machine of the correct type."
exit 1 ;;
esac
case `grep Alpha /proc/cpuinfo` in
*Alpha)
;;
*)
echo "! This doesn't appear to be an Alpha system. You should run"
echo "! configure on a machine of the correct type."
exit 1 ;;
esac
case `which fort` in
*fort)
;;
*)
echo "! You don't appear to have the Compaq Fortran compiler (fort). "
echo "! Either configure for Linux, or install fort."
echo "! See http://www.unix.digital.com/linux/software.htm"
exit 1 ;;
esac
case `which ccc` in
*ccc)
;;
*)
echo "! You don't appear to have the Compaq C compiler (ccc). "
echo "! Either configure for Linux, or install ccc."
echo "! See http://www.unix.digital.com/linux/software.htm"
exit 1 ;;
esac
FC=${FC-fort}
CC=${CC-ccc}
M4=${M4-"m4 -D_dec_fortran=1"}
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O1"}
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-fpe0 -assume dummy_aliases -nowarn"}
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-w -DPROTOTYPE -D__OSF1__"}
INSTALL_DATA=${INSTALL_DATA-"cp"}
INSTALL_PROGRAM=${INSTALL_PROGRAM-"cp"}
SETFLAGS=${SETFLAGS-"amore_FLAGS='-O0' rsps_FLAGS='-O2' \
sftools_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM'"}
XDL_LIB=${XDL_LIB-"-L${CCP4_LIB} -lxdl_view"}
XWIN_LIB=${XWIN_LIB-"-L/usr/X11R6/lib -lX11 -lXt -lICE -lSM"}
XTYPE=${XTYPE-"LINUX"}
;;
linux)
case `uname -sr` in
Linux*)
;;
*)
echo "! This doesn't appear to be a Linux system. You should run"
echo "! configure on a machine of the correct type."
exit 1 ;;
esac
test "$with_f2c" && M4="m4 -D_f2c=1"
test "$with_f2c" && XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-DPROTOTYPE"}
test ! "$with_f2c" && M4="m4 -D_g77=1"
test ! "$with_f2c" && XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-DG77 -DPROTOTYPE -DHAVE_G2C_H"}
FC=${FC-g77}
CC=${CC-gcc}
# Michael Wahl says this is sometimes needed: may need to be removed.
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-fno-second-underscore -fno-globals"}
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O"}
COPTIM=${COPTIM-"-O"}
INSTALL_DATA=${INSTALL_DATA-"cp"}
INSTALL_PROGRAM=${INSTALL_PROGRAM-"cp"}
SETFLAGS=${SETFLAGS-"sftools_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -fno-backslash' \
refmac_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS -O0' \
arp_warp_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -fforce-mem'"}
XDL_LIB=${XDL_LIB-"-L${CCP4_LIB} -lxdl_view"}
XWIN_LIB=${XWIN_LIB-"-L/usr/X11R6/lib -lX11 -lXt -lICE -lSM"}
XTYPE=${XTYPE-"LINUX"}
if test "$shared_lib" = yes; then
SHARE_LIB=${SHARE_LIB-'ld -shared --whole-archive -o libccp4.so libccp4.a'}
SHARE_INST='$(INSTALL_DATA) `pwd`/libccp4.so $(libdir)/libccp4.so'
fi
;;
gnu_win32)
if test -n "$with_x"; then
echo "! Xwindows installation has not been tested !"
echo "! for this system and so will not be attempted.!"
with_x=
fi
case `uname -sr` in
CYGWIN32_*)
echo; echo "! You will need the fsplit utility"
echo; echo "*************************************************************"
echo " ! Sorry but you MUST also do a minor change to \$CPROG/Makefile and"
echo " ! (to be safe) \$CPROG/Makefile.in."
echo " ! sfcheck will not compile with the object sfch_unix and so all"
echo " ! cases of sfch_unix.o or sfch_unix.f must be replaced with "
echo " ! sfch_linux.o or sfch_linux.f prior to makeing the suite."
echo " ! This will eventually be automated!"; echo
;;
*)
echo "! This doesn't appear to be a gnu32 system. You should run"
echo "! configure on a machine of the correct type."
exit 1 ;;
esac
test "$with_f2c" && M4="m4 -D_f2c=1"
test "$with_f2c" && XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-DPROTOTYPE"}
test ! "$with_f2c" && M4="m4 -D_g77=1"
test ! "$with_f2c" && XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-"-DG77 -D_WIN32 -DPROTOTYPE"}
FC=${FC-g77}
CC=${CC-gcc}
# Michael Wahl says this is sometimes needed: may need to be removed.
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-"-fno-second-underscore"}
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O"}
COPTIM=${COPTIM-"-O"}
INSTALL_DATA=${INSTALL_DATA-"cp"}
INSTALL_PROGRAM=${INSTALL_PROGRAM-"cp"}
SETFLAGS=${SETFLAGS-"sftools_FLAGS='$XFFLAGS $FOPTIM -fno-backslash'"}
;;
freebsd)
if test -n "$with_x"; then
echo "! Xwindows installation has not been tested !"
echo "! for this system and so will not be attempted.!"
with_x=
fi
case `uname -sr` in
FreeBSD*)
echo; echo "! Beware -- the $system installation is not tested.";;
*)
echo "! This doesn't appear to be a FreeBSD system.
You should run configure on a machine of the correct type."
exit 1 ;;
esac
XFFLAGS=${XFFLAGS-'-Nx400'}; FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-"-O"}; with_f2c=1;
SETFLAGS=${SETFLAGS-""}
;;
generic) ;; # just the defaults (library.c will barf)
esac
### defaults for the variables if not set above:
RANLIB=${RANLIB-ranlib} # ranlib for libraries -- Berzerkeley has it,
# SysVile doesn't use it
FC=${FC-f77} # fortran compiler
# XFFLAGS (special fortran flags) null by default
CC=${CC-cc} # C compiler
XCFLAGS=${XCFLAGS-""} # special C flags
FOPTIM=${FOPTIM-""} # Fortran optimisation flag
COPTIM=${COPTIM-"-O"} # C optimisation flag
LNS=${LNS-"ln -s"} # make symbolic link or copy if system
# doesn't have symbolic links, because can't hard link across
# file systems [fixme: configure could test ability to hard
# link from $srcdir to . ]
# how to run m4 to preprocess unix.m4
# The BSD4.2 m4 doesn't allow any command-line flags. With it
# `pre-defines' will have to be specified in an extra file and sync
# lines can't be inserted. Actually, sync lines probably lose for
# various reasons, so don't use them. Where there's a choice you
# probably want the SysVile m4.
if test -z "$M4"; then
if test "$with_f2c"; then
M4="m4 -D_f2c=1"
else
M4=m4
fi
else true
fi
MAKE=${MAKE-} # We need the variable MAKE for recursion in
# the makefiles and some makes don't set it. Setting it with
# configure prevents using e.g., gmake, pmake at different
# times
F=${F-f} # extension for fortran files (now always .f)
test "$with_f2c" && test "$hush" != 1 && XCFLAGS="$XCFLAGS -DF2C" || true
# XLDFLAGS (extra load flags e.g., for libraries) null by default
# SETFLAGS defines individual FCFLAGS for some targets which need
# special treatment, probably through optimiser problems and is
# normally null. If program foo needs flags -bar and -baz, define
# SETFLAGS="foo_FLAGS=-bar\ -baz". To express null flags use use
# foo_FLAGS=' '.
# n.b. amore has horrible data-aliasing problems -- always turn off optimistion
# in the hope they won't bite...
# Actually, -O0 isnt always valid...
#SETFLAGS=${SETFLAGS-"amore_FLAGS=$XCFLAGS\ $LDFLAGS\ -O0"}
INSTALL_PROGRAM=${INSTALL_PROGRAM-"cp"} # command to install executables --
# use BSD install if available, to
# avoid chaos with running programs
INSTALL_DATA=${INSTALL_DATA-"cp"} # install for non-executables -- BSD install
# with appropriate -m if available
test -z "$MAKE" || MAKELINE="MAKE = $MAKE"
test "$shared_lib" = yes && test -z "$SHARE_LIB" &&
echo "! --with-shared-lib not supported for $system" || true
if test "$shared_lib" = yes; then
case $system in
# fixme: I think this is wrong and was corrected previously.
# LD_LIBRARY_PATH probably works -- needs checking.
# osf1) test -z "$_RLD_LIST" &&
# echo; echo "! Set _RLD_LIST to use the shared library"; echo; ;;
*) test -z "$LD_LIBRARY_PATH" &&
( echo; echo "! Set LD_LIBRARY_PATH to use the shared library"; echo; ) ;;
esac
else true
fi
# some setting up for xwindows - or not
if test "$with_x" = yes; then
DIRS=". $src $unsupp $xwindir lib/src lib/data"
/bin/cp $xwindir/XCCPJIFFY/Imakefile $xwindir/XCCPJIFFY/Imakefile.bak
echo "#define $XTYPE" > $xwindir/XCCPJIFFY/Imakefile
echo "PLOT_COMMAND = " $PLOT_COMMAND >> $xwindir/XCCPJIFFY/Imakefile
echo "PRINT_COMMAND = " $PRINT_COMMAND >> $xwindir/XCCPJIFFY/Imakefile
cat $xwindir/XCCPJIFFY/Imakefile.in >> $xwindir/XCCPJIFFY/Imakefile
else
if test -f x-windows/Makefile; then
/bin/mv x-windows/Makefile x-windows/Makefile.old
echo
echo "* an old x-windows/Makefile has been moved to "
echo "* x-windows/Makefile.old for safe keeping!"
else true
fi
DIRS=". $src $unsupp lib/src lib/data"
fi
### Set CCIF variables, and run separate configure unless disabled
if test "$disable_ccif" = yes; then
# disable CCIF stuff
ccifdir=
XCIF_LIB=
if test ! -f lib/src/harv_orig.f; then
/bin/mv lib/src/harvlib.f lib/src/harv_orig.f; else true; fi
/bin/cp lib/src/harv_dummy.f lib/src/harvlib.f
else
# run configure for CCIF library
ccifdir=lib/ccif
XCIF_LIB="-L$srcdir/lib/ccif -lccif"
if test -f lib/src/harv_orig.f; then
/bin/cp lib/src/harv_orig.f lib/src/harvlib.f; else true; fi
CFLAGS="${COPTIM} ${XCFLAGS}"
FFLAGS="${FOPTIM} ${XFFLAGS}"
export CFLAGS FFLAGS SHARED_LIB_FLAGS
if test "$shared_lib" = yes; then
xopts="--enable-shared=yes"
else
xopts="--enable-shared=no"
fi
if test "$with_rxdispencer" = yes; then
echo
echo "Running separate configure for rxdispencer."
echo
MAKE=${MAKE:-make}
cd lib/rxdispencer
./configure
$MAKE
cd ../..
RX_H="$srcdir/lib/rxdispencer/rx"
RX_L="$srcdir/lib/rxdispencer/rx"
export RX_H RX_L
fi
echo
echo "Running separate configure for CCIF library."
echo
cd lib/ccif
./configure $xopts --libdir=${libdir}
cd ../..
echo
echo "Returning to main configure."
echo
fi
### Build makefiles in the sub-directories
for i in $DIRS ; do
cat >$i/Makefile <<END
# This file was generated by configure -- don't edit it!
TMPDIR = $tmpdir
top_srcdir = $srcdir
libdir = $libdir
ccifdir = $ccifdir
bindir = $bindir
RANLIB = $RANLIB
FC = $FC
FOPTIM = $FOPTIM
COPTIM = $COPTIM
XFFLAGS = $XFFLAGS
XCFLAGS = $XCFLAGS
FFLAGS = \$(FOPTIM) \$(XFFLAGS)
XCIF_LIB = $XCIF_LIB
LDFLAGS = $LDFLAG -lccp4 $XLDFLAGS \$(XCIF_LIB)
CFLAGS = \$(COPTIM) \$(XCFLAGS)
XDL_LIB = $XDL_LIB
XWIN_LIB = \$(XDL_LIB) $XWIN_LIB
CC = $CC
LNS = $LNS
M4 = $M4
SETFLAGS = $SETFLAGS
F = $F
INSTALL_PROGRAM = $INSTALL_PROGRAM
INSTALL_DATA = $INSTALL_DATA
$MAKELINE
END
if test $i = lib/src; then
cat >>$i/Makefile <<END
SHARE_LIB = $SHARE_LIB
SHARE_INST = $SHARE_INST
END
else true
fi
cat $srcdir/$i/Makefile.in >>$i/Makefile
done
if test "$with_x" = yes; then
# run configure for xdlview library
CFLAGS="${COPTIM} ${XCFLAGS}"
FFLAGS="${FOPTIM} ${XFFLAGS}"
export CFLAGS FFLAGS SHARED_LIB_FLAGS
if test "$shared_lib" = yes; then
xopts="--enable-shared=yes"
else
xopts="--enable-shared=no"
fi
echo
echo "Running separate configure for xdlview library."
echo
cd x-windows/xdl_view/src
echo "configure $xopts --libdir=${libdir}"
./configure $xopts --libdir=${libdir}
cd ../../..
echo
echo "Returning to main configure."
echo
fi
# suggested by Bart Hazes to solve manual edditing of $CPROG/Makefile
if test $system = linux; then
echo
echo "* Changing $CPROG/Makefile to use sfch_linux and molrep_linux"
echo "* instead of sfch_unix and molrep_unix."
sed 's/sfch_unix/sfch_linux/g' $CPROG/Makefile > $CPROG/Makefile.linux
/bin/mv -f $CPROG/Makefile.linux $CPROG/Makefile
sed 's/molrep_unix/molrep_linux/g' $CPROG/Makefile > $CPROG/Makefile.linux
/bin/mv -f $CPROG/Makefile.linux $CPROG/Makefile
fi
# fixme: decide whether we should zap any existing libccp4.a
# That's it. Record the result in config.status for possible re-use
# (following the GNU convention) and give the luser some idea what we've
# done...
test $src || opts=" --onlylibs"
test "$with_f2c" && opts=$opts" -with-f2c" || true
test "$shared_lib" = yes && opts="$opts -with-shared-lib" || true
test "$tmpdir" && opts="$opts --tmpdir=$tmpdir" || true
test "$with_x" = yes && opts="$opts --with-x" || true
test "$with_rxdispencer" = yes && opts="$opts --with-rxdispencer" || true
test "$disable_ccif" = yes && opts="$opts --disable-ccif" || true
cat <<EOF >config.statusx
#!/bin/sh
# (Generated automatically by configure)
# CCP4 was configured as follows:
libdir="$libdir" RANLIB="$RANLIB" \\
FC="$FC" FOPTIM="$FOPTIM" \\
COPTIM="$COPTIM" XFFLAGS="$XFFLAGS" \\
XCFLAGS="$XCFLAGS" CC="$CC" \\
LNS="$LNS" M4="$M4" \\
M4FLAGS="$M4FLAGS" SETFLAGS="$SETFLAGS" \\
MAKE="$MAKE" F="$F" \\
INSTALL_PROGRAM="$INSTALL_PROGRAM" INSTALL_DATA="$INSTALL_DATA" \\
XLDFLAGS="$XLDFLAGS" SHARE_LIB="$SHARE_LIB" SHARED_LIB_FLAGS="$SHARED_LIB_FLAGS" \\
SHARE_INST="$SHARE_INST" \\
$srcdir/configure -srcdir=$srcdir --bin=$bindir --lib=$libdir $opts $system -hush
EOF
chmod a+x config.statusx
echo
echo "The configuration can be re-built by executing config.status :"
echo
# indirect as we may be executing config.status
cat config.statusx
mv config.statusx config.status
touch Makefile # for Makefile target in itself
# I'm not sure if this is a completely reliable/robust way to figure
# out if the program is there. If `type' is universal, it may be best
# to use `if type fsplit >/dev/null'
if fsplit </dev/null >/dev/null; then true
else # e.g. some OSFs, Linux
echo "! You don't appear to have \`fsplit', without which the"
echo "! CCP4 library won't build."
if test $system = irix; then
cat <<\+
! You need to install the ftn_dev util stuff, which apparently isn\'t done
! by default. You should then see something like this:
! % versions long ftn_dev | grep fsplit
! f 33940 29 ftn_dev.sw.util usr/bin/fsplit
! f 51059 4 ftn_dev.man.util usr/share/catman/u_man/cat1/fsplit.z
+
else
echo "! You can get a copy e.g. by ftp or via the Web from"
echo "! http://src.doc.ic.ac.uk/computing/systems/unix/bsd-sources/usr.bin/fsplit"
echo "! amongst other places. Also complain to your vendor!"
fi
fi
if test -f lib/src/libccp4.a; then
echo
echo "If the compiled library \`lib/src/libccp4.a' is from a previous release"
echo "you should delete it before compiling the current version."
else true
fi
#