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From: Chandraprakash S Jain (jain_at_[hidden])
Date: 2004-03-29 01:45:30
Hi,
I found some bugs in your configure script while building it on
GNU-Linux (IA32 platform) with gcc/intel compilers.
Here are the details -
There is no way you can modify CXXFLAGS variable.
Configure help shows two ways to modify CXXFLAGS variable
- using CXXFLAGS environment variable - this doesn't work
this is clear from configure script
- using --with-cxx=COMPILER:name-flags command line option
I tried this and found one more bug in configure script
if I just use --with-cxx=gcc then it works fine i.e. CXX is set to gcc,
but if I use --withcxx=gcc:-O3, CXX is set to -O3 and with
--with-cxx=icc:-O3, it sets CXX to gcc because the switch statement
for icc is icc) and not icc*) [for GNU compiler it is gcc*)]
"make check-benchmarks" failed for compile_time_benchmarks - there is a bug in
rule for make ctime. Failure -
ctime5.cpp(1): catastrophic error: could not open source file "blitz/array.h"
#include <blitz/array.h>
Replaced the rule for ctime in benchmark/Makefile
ctime:
...
time $(CXX) $(CXXFLAGS) -c $$benchmark.cpp; \
...
with
ctime:
...
time $(CXX) $(CXXFLAGS) -I$(top_srcdir) -c $$benchmark.cpp; \
...
Also to use Intel Compiler v8, I had to change the LIBS flag for fortran
libraries -
Replaced "-lF90 -lCEPCF90 -lIEPCF90 -lintrins -lg2c" with "-lifcore -ldl"
in benchmark/makefile
I hope these are valid issues and will be fixed in next release of
blitz++.
Thanks,
Chandraprakash Jain