Bug fix and feature
Description:
The patch to Makefile.in failed if an empty directory of fortran/examples
was left behind by a previous build.
Solution:
Attempted to put it in config/conclude.in just became a mess since
it is hard to predict when we will include examples in the subdirs
or not.
Borrow the structure of install-examples and do some handcode per
interface. The Makefile.in of each interface (C, Fortran, C++)
controls everything. Not very systematic but pretty clean for this
case.
Platforms tested:
h5committested.
Also tested in modi4 with various combinations of fortran, c++
enabled.
Misc. update:
so_locations was not removed during distclean.
Added it to the distclean targets.
Platforms tested:
Tested h5committest {arabica (fortran), eirene (fortran, C++)
modi4 (parallel, fortran)}? No
[If no, why not?] Tested in modi4 and eirene with C++ enabled..
Bug Fix
Description:
The make uninstall-examples wasn't working if fortran or C++ was
built.
Solution:
Added uninstall-examples to the Makefile.
Platforms tested:
Linux
Purpose:
Feature Add
Description:
Added "install-example" and "install-all" to the Makefile system.
The behaviour of the "make install*" options:
make install - Installs binaries, libraries, include
files, and example programs.
make install-examples - Installs only the example programs.
The directories are:
${prefix}/doc/hdf5/examples/{c,c++,fortran}
make install-all - Install the binaries, libraries, include
files, example programs, and
documentation. The whole kit-n'-caboodle.
make uninstall-examples - Get rid of those example files (but not
the ${prefix}/doc/hdf5/examples/...
directories)
There's a new bin/ program which helps create directories which are
deeply nested called "mkdirs". It's a simple shell script.
Platforms tested:
Linux
Doh!
Description:
When adding the examples directory to the testing, forgot to
remove it from the other scripts in the makefile since it would
then be run twice.
Solution:
Removed it (saved the old code)
Platforms tested:
Hey! Trust me :)
Add
Description:
Adding a small amount of testing to the C++ library until "real"
testing can be created. (We use the examples).
Platforms tested:
Linux
