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###############################################################################
# Configuration section: look at sections (1) to (4) below, making
# changes that seem necessary. For many UNIX systems, no changes
# should be necessary, but check especially the compiler options in
# section (4).
#
###############################################################################
#
# (1) You need to define the symbols NABHOME and ARCH, either on the
# make command line (e.g. "make ARCH=sun4 NABHOME=/thr/eigen/nab5")
# or as environment variables.
#
# NABHOME should be an absolute path to this directory.
# ARCH is used to distinguish compilations for various architectures.
#
# Files created by "make install" end up in:
# $NABHOME/bin/$ARCH
# $NABHOME/lib/$ARCH
# $NABHOME/include
#
# You can choose ARCH as you wish, but it would generally
# be related to the output of the "uname" command.
#
BINDIR=$(NABHOME)/bin/$(ARCH)
LIBDIR=$(NABHOME)/lib/$(ARCH)
INCDIR=$(NABHOME)/include
#
###############################################################################
#
#
# (2) If you want to search additional libraries by default, add them
# to the FLIBS variable here. (External libraries can also be linked into
# NAB programs simply by including them on the command line; libraries
# included in FLIBS are always searched.)
#
#FLIBS=$(LIBDIR)/cifparse.a $(LIBDIR)/libsym.a
#
# following for linking in fortran subroutines on Sun4, Solaris 2.x
#
#FLIBS=$(LIBDIR)/cifparse.a $(LIBDIR)/libsym.a -lF77 -lM77 -lsunmath
#
# following for HP-UX
#
#FLIBS=$(LIBDIR)/cifparse.a $(LIBDIR)/libsym.a lapack.a blas.a -lf -lvec
#
###############################################################################
#
# (3) Set AVS to 1 if you want AVS support; if so, set AVSDIR to point to
# your AVS distribution. The directories $AVSDIR/include and $AVSDIR/lib
# must exist, and CFLAGS (below) must also be modified for AVS support.
#
AVS= 0
#
#AVSDIR= /tsri/avs/$(ARCH)/avs
#AVSINCDIR= $(AVSDIR)/include
#
#
###############################################################################
#
# (4) Modify any of the following if you need to change, e.g. to use gcc
# rather than cc, etc.
#
#
SHELL= /bin/sh
#
# Set the C compiler, etc.
#
# For GNU: cc-->gcc; lex-->flex; yacc-->bison -y -t;
# Note: If you lexer is "really" flex, you need to set
# LEX=flex below. For example, on many linux distributions,
# /usr/bin/lex is really just a pointer to /usr/bin/flex,
# so LEX=flex is necessary. In general, gcc seems to need
# flex.
#
# For 64-bit IRIX, add "-n32" unless 64-bit objects are
# needed; it is also useful to add "-Wl,-dont_warn_unused"
# to keep the loader from complaining about libraries that
# are not used.
#
# For RedHat Linux 5.1 (and other linuxes?) add -DHAVE_STRERROR
#
#CC=
LEX= flex
YACC= yacc
AR= ar
#
# Set the C-preprocessor. Code for a small preprocessor is in
# uccp-0.7; it gets installed as $(NABHOME)/bin/$(ARCH)/ucpp;
# this should generally *not* be changed.
# Changed 14 Feb 2003 to use the ucpp port (FreeBSD). MLD
#
# For FreeBSD 4.x, I had problems using the system C-preprocessor. MLD
#
CPP= ucpp -l
#
# Use these CFLAGS if AVS = 0
#
# Pick up initial CFLAGS from /etc/make.conf instead of here
# This is a Berkeley make- (pmake-)specific construct
CFLAGS+=
OCFLAGS= ${CFLAGS}
NABFLAGS=
#
# Use these CFLAGS if AVS = 1
#
#CFLAGS= -g -DAVS=$(AVS) -DAVSDIR='"$(AVSDIR)"' -I$(AVSINCDIR)
#OCFLAGS= -O -DAVS=$(AVS) -DAVSDIR='"$(AVSDIR)"' -I$(AVSINCDIR)
#
#
# For Win95/98, set SFX to ".exe"; for Unix,NT leave it empty:
#
#SFX=.exe
SFX=
#
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