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split libinterp from src
* libinterp: New directory. Move all files from src directory here
except Makefile.am, main.cc, main-cli.cc, mkoctfile.in.cc,
mkoctfilr.in.sh, octave-config.in.cc, octave-config.in.sh.
* libinterp/Makefile.am: New file, extracted from src/Makefile.am.
* src/Makefile.am: Delete everything except targets and definitions
needed to build and link main and utility programs.
* Makefile.am (SUBDIRS): Include libinterp in the list.
* autogen.sh: Run config-module.sh in libinterp/dldfcn directory, not
src/dldfcn directory.
* configure.ac (AC_CONFIG_SRCDIR): Use libinterp/octave.cc, not
src/octave.cc.
(DL_LDFLAGS, LIBOCTINTERP): Use libinterp, not src.
(AC_CONFIG_FILES): Include libinterp/Makefile in the list.
* find-docstring-files.sh: Look in libinterp, not src.
* gui/src/Makefile.am (liboctgui_la_CPPFLAGS): Find header files in
libinterp, not src.
author | John W. Eaton <jwe@octave.org> |
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date | Sat, 18 Aug 2012 16:23:39 -0400 |
parents | 000587f92082 |
children | 648dabbb4c6b |
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#! /bin/sh # autogen.sh # Run this to generate all the initial makefiles, etc. set -e ## Use --foreign since we auto-generate the AUTHORS file and the default ## --gnu strictness level doesn't like it if the AUTHORS file is missing. AUTOMAKE="automake --foreign --warnings=no-portability" export AUTOMAKE ## Check for files that automake --gnu would normally look for, except ## AUTHORS, which we autogenerate from the documentation files along with ## building the rest of Octave, and INSTALL, which is linked from ## gnulib/doc/INSTALL by the bootstrap script. for f in NEWS README COPYING; do if ! test -f $f; then echo "required file $f is missing" 2>&1 exit 1 fi done echo "generating source lists for liboctave/Makefile..." (cd liboctave; ./config-ops.sh) echo "generating doc/interpreter/images.mk..." (cd doc/interpreter; ./config-images.sh) echo "generating libinterp/dldfcn/module.mk..." (cd libinterp/dldfcn; ./config-module.sh) echo "bootstrapping..." build-aux/bootstrap "$@" ## G77 is obsolete, but it is still the first option in the autoconf Fortran ## macros. We should avoid it, because mixing old versions of g77 with modern ## gcc and g++ causes trouble. The following will make it harder (but not ## impossible) for users to make this mistake. ## ## FIXME -- we should really work to fix autoconf so that it prefers gfortran ## over g77 even when searching for a Fortran 77 compiler. echo "replacing all occurrences of g77 with gfortran in configure script..." sed 's/g77/gfortran/g' configure > configure.t mv configure.t configure chmod 755 configure