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clang++.
Reversed it to use gcc/g++ as the default C and CXX compilers for Darwin 10.X
systems.
Tested: duck (darwin 11), wren (darwin 12) and fred (darwin 10).
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Use Clang as the compiler for the Mac platform.
Changed all Mac to use clang/clang++ as the default C and CXX compilers if
not provided by the user. Still use gfortran as the default fortran
compiler since Apple does not provide any fortran compiler.
Tested: passed all three macs OS, snow leapord (fred), lion (duck) and
mountain lion (wren). Also passed test using Apple gcc, Gnu gcc, Intel
as the C compilers and all corresponding CXX compilers fits in.
Did not run h5committest or other non-mac platform since this change
affect Apple platforms only.
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HDFFV-7909
When building with g95 on Mac OS X 64-bit, the wrong options (gfortran) are used
Tested: duck (gfortran, g95 (which is not supported))
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dt_arith would fail in Lion and Mountain Lion system when GCC version 4.2.1
is used with --enable-production. Somehow the -O optimization will fail some of
the hard conversion code.
Solution:
This is just a temporary patch by detecting if this is a Lion or Mountain Lion
system using GCC 4.2.1, then just remove the any -O option from the PROD_CFLAGS.
A better fix should be deviced later.
Tested: Duck(lion) and Owl (mountain lion) tested with --enable-production.
Also tested in Fred and Tejeda, both Snow Leopard systems to verify there is
no undesired side effect.
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- Revise shared Fortran library disabling scenarios in configure
- Improve configure output summary
Description:
Shared Fortran libraries are not supported on Mac, but were being
disabled by configure in a way that also forced the C libraries
to be static-only. This has been fixed, so now only shared Fortran
is disabled while shared C can remain.
This prompted two additional changes:
1. While working on the check that addresses whether or not
shared Fortran libraries are allowed, removed old and no
longer needed check(s) that disable shared Fortran
libraries with HP, Intel 8, PGI, and Absoft compilers.
(Essentially, Mac is the only situation in which Fortran
shared are disabled by configure.)
2. Having two different states of libraries (i.e. shared C
library with static-only Fortran library) was not apparent
in the configure summary, which labeled all libraries as
either shared and/or static. I've added lines to both the
C++ and Fortran output sections to list shared/static-ness
of these libraries specifically.
Additionally, I've made sure that the new --enable-unsupported
configure option correctly overrides configure if it tries to
disable a shared library.
Tested:
jam, fred, & h5committest
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compilers; set default to -O for all
unknown versions of the C Intel compilers.
Modified apple config file to display Intel compiler information.
Updated RELEASE.txt notes accordingly.
Platfroms tested: jam, amani and dubna (Mac 64-bit) with Intel C, Fortran and C++ compilers.
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fortran and c++ compilers in libhdf5.settings file and configure output (r18836), to install examples as part of make install (r18680), and to provide scripts to compile and run the examples after they are installed (r18817).
Tested with new/h5committest on amani, heiwa, and jam.
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gfortran
Cleaned up the file to be inline with other config files
that use multiple compilers.
Platforms tested:
My Mac pahra with gfortran, ifort and g95
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CFLAGS overhaul
Description:
Modified the way configure handles CFLAGS.
(note: all changes also apply to FCFLAGS, CXXFLAGS, CPPFLAGS, and LDFLAGS).
1. The configure process will now always preserve a user's CFLAGS
environment variable setup. Any additional flags necessary for compilation
added at configure time will be passed into the Makefiles as AM_CFLAGS,
which is an automake construct to be used in addition to CFLAGS.
This will allow a user to have the final say, as CFLAGS will always appear
later in the compile line than AM_CFLAGS. Additionally, setting CFLAGS
during make will no longer completely erase all flags set by configure,
since they're maintained in AM_CFLAGS.
2. Additionally, where possible, flags previously being assigned directly
into CFLAGS (and thus propagating into h5cc) have now been redirected into
H5_CFLAGS, so they're used ONLY for compiling hdf5, and not embedded into
the h5cc wrapper script as well.
*Note that H5_CFLAGS ultimately is assigned into AM_CFLAGS for use in the
Makefiles. Complete description of changes and build process will be
included in a Configure Document that Elena and I are working on.
3. Removed unsupported config files. This includes:
config/dec-osf*
config/hpux11.00
config/irix5.x
config/powerpc-ibm-aix4.x
config/rs6000-ibm-aix5.x
config/unicos*
4. Modified configure summary to display additional values. Specifically,
appropriate AM_* variables are being shown, as well as H5_FCFLAGS and
H5_CXXFLAGS, which were for some reason not already present.
Tested:
- H5committest
- Tested on all THG / NCSA machines, using several combinations of the more
prominent configure options (c++, fortran, szip, threadsafe, parallel,
et cetera). (Thanks to Quincey for rysnc testing setup!)
- With regards to new automated testing, anything *necessary* for
compilation will be caught by the daily tests as it stands now. (i.e.,
if LDFLAGS is not properly set when szip is used, linking will fail).
Additionally, with regards to which flags get into h5cc, if any
*necessary* flags have been improperly removed, then daily tests should
fail during make installcheck. Additional machine-specific desired
behaviors and/or checks may have to be set up separately within the
daily tests, so this is something to work on.
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Rename Mac OS X compiler configuration file to more generic name, which
should allow Intel Macs to configure better.
Tested on:
Mac OS X/32 10.4.10 (amazon)
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