Utility Addition
Description:
Added h5c++ script file to compile HDF5 C++ applications.
Modified so that these are compiled only during a make check-install
action and then only with the h5c++ script.
Platforms tested:
Verbena (Fortran & C++)
Arabica (Fortran & C++)
Modi4 (Fortran & Parallel)
Misc. update:
Code Cleanup
Description:
Warning messages were being produced by the "make" program because
the "docdir" was being specified twice as a target in the generated
Makefiles. This is because the "EXAMPLESDIR" was also defined as
"docdir".
Solution:
Made "EXAMPLESDIR" unique for C, Fortran, and C++ in the commence.in
file and removed EXAMPLESDIR from the Makefile.ins
Platforms tested:
Dangermouse (only affects make system, not code).
Misc. update:
Purpose:
Fix fix
Description:
Moved Binh-Minh's fix of the lack of support for C++ in libtool by
adding the DEFAULT_LIBS macro into the configure.in and
config/commence.in files.
Solution:
Put it into the configure.in and commence.in files. Reran autoconf.
Purpose:
Added platform support
Description:
The current libtool doesn't fully support C++ yet, so until it
does, the default libraries have to be manually specify.
Some minor cleanups needed.
Solution:
Added DEFAULT_LIBS=@DEFAULT_LIBS@ to use new macro for default library.
Added $(DEFAULT_LIBS) to link lines.
Removed inappropriate comments.
Platforms tested:
IRIX64 (modi4)
I'll check out again to make sure I haven't broken anything else.
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
Update
Description:
We now have a "real" testing thingy for the C++ code. We don't need
to run things in the examples directory.
Solution:
Commented out the "TEST_SCRIPT" line.
Platforms tested:
Linux
Bug Fix
Description:
Wasn't building the test programs if user simply did a build with
``make check'' instead of ``make all && make check''.
Solution:
Put the test programs in the TEST_PROGS macro so that they'd be
built.
Platforms tested:
Linux
Fix
Description:
When not building in the same directory, we needed to tell the
checker wherre to look for files.
Solution:
Put $(srcdir) before things which needed it.
Platforms tested:
Linux
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
Fix
Description:
Windows couldn't handle the .C extension. The filenames had to be
changed to *.cpp instead.
Solution:
Changed in the Makefiles to accomodate said change.
Platforms tested:
Eyeballed.
Improvement
Description:
Made the Makefiles better.
Solution:
Added standard macros concerning where things are place. Like
libraries and so forth.
Platforms tested:
Linux
YABF
Description:
Needed to add the source directory for the built HDF5 library.
Solution:
Added -I../../src to the compile flags.
Platforms tested:
Linux
Bug fix
Description:
When building in a different directory, we weren't picking up the
header files correctly. The -I flag wasn't pointing to the
correct place.
Solution:
Changed the -I flag to point to the C++ source directory.
Platforms tested:
Linux
Bug fix
Description:
distclean was removing .C files.
Solution:
It was trying to remove the .f90 extension, of which there wasn't
one.
Platforms tested:
Linux
Bug fix
Description:
libtool complained that the library name didn't have a ``lib''
prefix. Also, the $(top_srcdir) macro points to the top of the
c++/ directory, which was messing up the -I$(top_srcdir)/src
stuff. It needed to be changed to the correct value.
Solution:
Made it so
Platforms tested:
Linux
