pkgsrc/math/fftpack/files/Makefile

LIB 	= fftpack

LIBDIR	= ${PREFIX}/lib

all:	lib$(LIB).a

OBJS =	cfftb.o cosqf1.o passb2.o radb2.o radfg.o		\
	sinqi.o cfftb1.o cosqi.o passb3.o radb3.o rfftb.o	\
	sint.o cfftf.o cost.o passb4.o radb4.o rfftb1.o		\
	sint1.o cfftf1.o costi.o passb5.o radb5.o rfftf.o	\
	sinti.o cffti.o ezfft1.o passf.o radbg.o rfftf1.o	\
	cffti1.o ezfftb.o passf2.o radf2.o rffti.o		\
	cosqb.o ezfftf.o passf3.o radf3.o rffti1.o cosqb1.o	\
	ezffti.o passf4.o radf4.o sinqb.o cosqf.o passb.o	\
	passf5.o radf5.o sinqf.o

lib$(LIB).a:	$(OBJS)
	$(AR) cru $@ $?
	$(RANLIB) $@

install:	lib$(LIB).a
	$(BSD_INSTALL_LIB) $? $(DESTDIR)$(LIBDIR)

clean:
	rm -f *.o lib$(LIB).a
Initial import of new "fftpack" package: Single precision Fortran FFT subroutines 2000-11-28 03:17:00 +01:00			`LIB = fftpack`

			`LIBDIR = ${PREFIX}/lib`

Don't build shared Fortran libraries. They're too problematic. Strictly numerical libraries, like fftpack, work fine, but some which make use of Fortran I/O have problems resolving symbols. This is a known problem with g77/f2c. 2001-02-02 01:23:49 +01:00			`all: lib$(LIB).a`
Roll the 13 trivial patches into one (save some inodes!). Clean it up a bit. 2001-01-23 00:30:01 +01:00
			`OBJS = cfftb.o cosqf1.o passb2.o radb2.o radfg.o \`
A tar file of "fftpack" is now in LOCAL_PORTS 2000-11-30 01:40:20 +01:00			`sinqi.o cfftb1.o cosqi.o passb3.o radb3.o rfftb.o \`
			`sint.o cfftf.o cost.o passb4.o radb4.o rfftb1.o \`
			`sint1.o cfftf1.o costi.o passb5.o radb5.o rfftf.o \`
			`sinti.o cffti.o ezfft1.o passf.o radbg.o rfftf1.o \`
			`cffti1.o ezfftb.o passf2.o radf2.o rffti.o \`
			`cosqb.o ezfftf.o passf3.o radf3.o rffti1.o cosqb1.o \`
			`ezffti.o passf4.o radf4.o sinqb.o cosqf.o passb.o \`
Initial import of new "fftpack" package: Single precision Fortran FFT subroutines 2000-11-28 03:17:00 +01:00			`passf5.o radf5.o sinqf.o`

Don't build shared Fortran libraries. They're too problematic. Strictly numerical libraries, like fftpack, work fine, but some which make use of Fortran I/O have problems resolving symbols. This is a known problem with g77/f2c. 2001-02-02 01:23:49 +01:00			`lib$(LIB).a: $(OBJS)`
			`$(AR) cru $@ $?`
			`$(RANLIB) $@`
Initial import of new "fftpack" package: Single precision Fortran FFT subroutines 2000-11-28 03:17:00 +01:00
Don't build shared Fortran libraries. They're too problematic. Strictly numerical libraries, like fftpack, work fine, but some which make use of Fortran I/O have problems resolving symbols. This is a known problem with g77/f2c. 2001-02-02 01:23:49 +01:00			`install: lib$(LIB).a`
Support staged installation. 2009-12-12 20:43:41 +01:00			`$(BSD_INSTALL_LIB) $? $(DESTDIR)$(LIBDIR)`
Initial import of new "fftpack" package: Single precision Fortran FFT subroutines 2000-11-28 03:17:00 +01:00
			`clean:`
Don't build shared Fortran libraries. They're too problematic. Strictly numerical libraries, like fftpack, work fine, but some which make use of Fortran I/O have problems resolving symbols. This is a known problem with g77/f2c. 2001-02-02 01:23:49 +01:00			`rm -f *.o lib$(LIB).a`