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All rights reserved. # $COPYRIGHT$ # # Additional copyrights may follow # # $HEADER$ ## ## Copyright (C) by Argonne National Laboratory ## See COPYRIGHT in top-level directory ## # OMPI: include a top level makefile with some options include $(top_srcdir)/Makefile.options ## TODO: need to write an automakefile that handles two primary cases: ## 1) that ROMIO is being embedded within the MPI library, as in MPICH or Open ## MPI ## 2) that ROMIO is being built standalone, old-school style. This case is ## basically unused in modern practice. # help autoreconf and friends realize where the macros live ACLOCAL_AMFLAGS = -I confdb # empty variable initializations so that later code can append (+=) include_HEADERS = nodist_include_HEADERS = noinst_HEADERS = AM_CFLAGS = @VISIBILITY_CFLAGS@ EXTRA_DIST = SUFFIXES = doc1_src_txt = external_subdirs = @mpl_srcdir@ external_dist_subdirs = @mpl_dist_srcdir@ external_includes = @mpl_includedir@ external_ldflags = @mpl_libdir@ external_libs = @mpl_lib@ # ------------------------------------------------------------------------ # variables to be populated by the included Makefile.mk fragments: # These are files that contain MPI routines (e.g., MPI_File_open). # In MPICH these will have an MPI_ and a PMPI_ version. Other implementations # (like OMPI) only want these to be MPI_ routines, possibly with some # name-shifting prefix. romio_mpi_sources = # regular old source files that implement ROMIO, such as ADIO code romio_other_sources = # code that may need to be "up" called from the MPI library and/or is # MPI-implementation-specific in some way glue_sources = # ------------------------------------------------------------------------ # when building under MPICH we must be able to find mpi.h AM_CPPFLAGS += $(MPI_H_INCLUDE) # ------------------------------------------------------------------------ # handle the "include" directory here AM_CPPFLAGS += -I$(top_builddir)/include -I$(top_srcdir)/include $(external_includes) # nodist_ b/c these are created by config.status and should not be distributed # Open MPI: do not install mpio.h noinst_HEADERS += include/mpio.h noinst_HEADERS += include/io_romio_conv.h # ------------------------------------------------------------------------ SUBDIRS = $(external_subdirs) DIST_SUBDIRS = test test-internal $(external_dist_subdirs) # for the sake of parallel make and avoiding an excessive number of convenience # libs, we use a subdir automake fragment strategy include mpi-io/Makefile.mk include adio/Makefile.mk EXTRA_DIST += autogen.sh if BUILD_ROMIO_EMBEDDED # Build a libtool convenience library that the enclosing MPI implementation can # use by adding it to the right _LIBADD variable. noinst_LTLIBRARIES = libromio_dist.la libromio_dist_la_SOURCES = $(romio_mpi_sources) $(romio_other_sources) $(glue_sources) ## NOTE: ROMIO's old build system builds a bunch of _foo.o objects that contain ## PMPI_ implementations as well as calls to only other PMPI routines. In ## MPICH, these are the objects that need to go into libmpi, while the foo.o ## objects should go into libpmpi. Furthermore, the -D option for ROMIO's ## source files is different and inverted (in the boolean sense) compared with ## MPICH's defintion. And ROMIO was dumping all of the symbols into the main ## libmpi library, regardless of the separate profiling library's existence. ## ## Annoying, right? if BUILD_PROFILING_LIB # The current best strategy for now is to build the PMPI symbols as a separate # convenience lib to permit adding the special "-D..." argument for all objects. # MPICH will then link in both convenience library into libmpi, since it # won't work very well the other way around. noinst_LTLIBRARIES += libpromio.la libpromio_la_SOURCES = $(romio_mpi_sources) libpromio_la_CPPFLAGS = $(AM_CPPFLAGS) -DMPIO_BUILD_PROFILING libpromio_la_LDFLAGS = $(external_ldflags) libpromio_la_LIBADD = $(external_libs) else !BUILD_PROFILING_LIB libromio_dist_la_LDFLAGS = $(external_ldflags) libromio_dist_la_LIBADD = $(external_libs) endif !BUILD_PROFILING_LIB else !BUILD_ROMIO_EMBEDDED lib_LTLIBRARIES = libromio.la libromio_la_SOURCES = $(romio_mpi_sources) $(romio_other_sources) $(glue_sources) if BUILD_PROFILING_LIB libpromio_la_SOURCES = $(romio_mpi_sources) libpromio_la_CPPFLAGS = $(AM_CPPFLAGS) -DMPIO_BUILD_PROFILING endif BUILD_PROFILING_LIB endif # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- .PHONY: coverage gcov_sources = $(libmpl_la_SOURCES) # assumes that these sources were compiled appropriately ("-fprofile-arcs" # and "-ftest-coverage") coverage: @for file in $(gcov_sources) ; do \ dir=`dirname $$file` ; \ bname=`basename $$file` ; \ aux=`echo $$bname | sed -e 's,\.*$$,,'` ; \ echo "( $(GCOV) -b -f -o $$file $$file && mv $${bname}.gcov $$dir )" ; \ ( $(GCOV) -b -f -o $$file $$file && mv $${bname}.gcov $$dir ) ; \ rm -f *.gcov ; \ done for subdir in $(SUBDIRS) - ; do \ if test $$subdir = "-" ; then break ; fi ; \ ( cd $$subdir && $(MAKE) $(AM_MAKEFLAGS) coverage ) ; \ done # -------------------------------------------------------------------------- .PHONY: mandoc mandoc-local htmldoc htmldoc-local SUFFIXES += .man-phony .html-phony .man1-phony .html1-phony .txt # "make V=1" support for our documentation recipes doctextman_verbose = $(doctextman_verbose_$(V)) doctextman_verbose_ = $(doctextman_verbose_$(AM_DEFAULT_VERBOSITY)) doctextman_verbose_0 = @echo " DOCTEXTMAN " $@; doctexthtml_verbose = $(doctexthtml_verbose_$(V)) doctexthtml_verbose_ = $(doctexthtml_verbose_$(AM_DEFAULT_VERBOSITY)) doctexthtml_verbose_0 = @echo " DOCTEXTHTML " $@; # Build dir paths where the man pages will be created. 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