hdf5/config/gnu-cxxflags

#                            -*- shell-script -*-
#
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# This file should be sourced into configure if the compiler is the
# GNU g++ compiler or a derivative.  It is careful not to do anything
# if the compiler is not GNU; otherwise `cxx_flags_set' is set to `yes'
#

#
# For now, do not promote any warnings to errors.
#
PROMOTE_ERRORS_DFLT=no

#
# This filter rewrites -Werror= as -W, in that way demoting warnings
# promoted to errors back to warnings, if PROMOTE_ERRORS is no.
#
demote_errors()
{
    if [ ${PROMOTE_ERRORS:-${PROMOTE_ERRORS_DFLT}} = no ]; then
        sed 's,-Werror=,-W,g'
    else
        cat
    fi
}

#
# Prepend `$srcdir/config/gnu-warnings/` to the filename suffix(es) given as
# subroutine argument(s), remove comments starting with # and ending
# at EOL, replace spans of whitespace (including newlines) with spaces,
# and re-emit the file(s) thus filtered on the standard output stream.
#
load_gnu_arguments()
{
    set -- $(for arg; do
        sed 's,#.*$,,' $srcdir/config/gnu-warnings/${arg}
    done)
    IFS=' ' echo "$*"
}

# Get the compiler version in a way that works for g++
# unless a compiler version is already known
#
#   cxx_vendor:    The compiler name: g++
#   cxx_version:   Version number: 2.91.60, 2.7.2.1
#
if test "X-" = "X-$cxx_flags_set"; then
    # PathScale compiler spits out gcc version string too. Need to
    # filter it out.
    # icc beginning with version 12 includes a "gcc version compatiblilty"
    # string, causing the gcc H5_CXXFLAGS to be erroneously added.  The line
    # "grep -v 'icc version'" causes the discarding of any output
    # containing 'icc version'.  The cxx_version for icc is correctly determined
    # and flags added in the intel-flags script.
    cxx_version="`$CXX $CXXFLAGS $H5_CXXFLAGS -v 2>&1 | grep -v 'PathScale' |\
        grep -v '^icc.*version' |\
        grep 'gcc version' | sed 's/.*gcc version \([-a-z0-9\.]*\).*/\1/'`"
    cxx_vendor=`echo $cxx_version |sed 's/\([a-z]*\).*/\1/'`
    cxx_version=`echo $cxx_version |sed 's/[-a-z]//g'`
    if test X = "X$cxx_vendor" -a X != "X$cxx_version"; then
        cxx_vendor=g++
    fi
    if test "-" != "$cxx_vendor-$cxx_version"; then
        echo "compiler '$CXX' is GNU $cxx_vendor-$cxx_version"
    fi

    # Get the compiler version numbers
    cxx_vers_major=`echo $cxx_version | cut -f1 -d.`
    cxx_vers_minor=`echo $cxx_version | cut -f2 -d.`
    cxx_vers_patch=`echo $cxx_version | cut -f3 -d.`
    test -n "$cxx_vers_major" || cxx_vers_major=0
    test -n "$cxx_vers_minor" || cxx_vers_minor=0
    test -n "$cxx_vers_patch" || cxx_vers_patch=0
    cxx_vers_all=`expr $cxx_vers_major '*' 1000000 + $cxx_vers_minor '*' 1000 + $cxx_vers_patch`
fi

if test "X-g++" = "X-$cxx_vendor"; then

    ###############################
    # Architecture-specific flags #
    ###############################

    arch=
    case "$host_os-$host_cpu" in
        # FreeBSD sets the information from "uname -m" to the general machine
        # architecture, not the specific CPU for the machine, so even our
        # Pentium II Xeon server is set to "i386".  Once we know we are on a FreeBSD
        # machine, use the "sysctl" command to get the CPU hardware model.
        freebsd*-i386)
            host_cpu_model=`sysctl -n hw.model`
            case "$host_cpu_model" in
                # Hmm.. this might not catch Celerons, but it won't hurt them either...
                *Pro*|*II*|*III*|*IV*|*Athlon*)
                    # architecture-specific optimizations cause problems
                    # for some users who build binaries to be used on
                    # multiple architectures.
                    # arch="-march=i686"
                ;;
            esac
            ;;

        *-i686)
                    # architecture-specific optimizations cause problems
                    # for some users who build binaries to be used on
                    # multiple architectures.
                    # arch="-march=i686"
            ;;
    esac

    # C++-specific
    H5_CXXFLAGS="$H5_CXXFLAGS $arch -std=c++11"

    ##############
    # Production #
    ##############

    # NDEBUG is handled explicitly by the configure script
    if test $cxx_vers_major -le 4; then
        PROD_CXXFLAGS=
    else
        PROD_CXXFLAGS="-fstdarg-opt"
    fi

    #########
    # Debug #
    #########

    # NDEBUG is handled explicitly by the configure script
    # -g is handled by the symbols flags
    if test $cxx_vers_major -le 4; then
        DEBUG_CXXFLAGS=
    else
        DEBUG_CXXFLAGS="-ftrapv -fno-common"
    fi

    ########################
    # Enhanced Diagnostics #
    ########################

    if test $cxx_vers_major -ge 10; then
        NO_DIAGS_CXXFLAGS="-fdiagnostics-urls=never -fno-diagnostics-color"
    fi
    DIAGS_CXXFLAGS=

    ###########
    # Symbols #
    ###########

    NO_SYMBOLS_CXXFLAGS="-s"
    SYMBOLS_CXXFLAGS="-g"

    #############
    # Profiling #
    #############

    PROFILE_CXXFLAGS="-pg"

    ################
    # Optimization #
    ################

    if test $cxx_vers_major -le 4; then
        HIGH_OPT_CXXFLAGS="-O3"
        DEBUG_OPT_CXXFLAGS=
    else
        HIGH_OPT_CXXFLAGS="-O3"
        DEBUG_OPT_CXXFLAGS="-Og"
    fi
    NO_OPT_CXXFLAGS="-O0"

    ############
    # Warnings #
    ############


    ###########
    # General #
    ###########

    # Add various general warning flags in gnu-warnings for gcc versions 4.8 and later.
    if test $cxx_vers_major -eq 4 -a $cxx_vers_minor -ge 8 -o $cxx_vers_major -ge 5; then
        H5_CXXFLAGS="$H5_CXXFLAGS $(load_gnu_arguments cxx-general)"
        H5_ECXXFLAGS="$H5_ECXXFLAGS $(load_gnu_arguments cxx-error-general)"
        H5_NECXXFLAGS="$H5_NECXXFLAGS $(load_gnu_arguments cxx-noerror-general)"

        ######################
        # Developer warnings #
        ######################

        # Use the C warnings as CXX warnings are the same
        NO_DEVELOPER_WARNING_CXXFLAGS=$(load_gnu_arguments no-developer-general)
        DEVELOPER_WARNING_CXXFLAGS=$(load_gnu_arguments developer-general)

    fi

    #######################
    # gcc 4 special cases #
    #######################

    # GCC 4.8 through the end of GCC 4 series
    if test $cxx_vers_major -eq 4 -a $cxx_vers_minor -ge 8; then
        # Use the C warnings as CXX warnings are the same
        H5_CXXFLAGS="$H5_CXXFLAGS $(load_gnu_arguments 4.8-4.last)"
    fi

    #############################
    # Version-specific warnings #
    #############################

    # gcc >= 4.8
    if test $cxx_vers_major -ge 5 -o $cxx_vers_major -eq 4 -a $cxx_vers_minor -ge 8; then
        H5_CXXFLAGS="$H5_CXXFLAGS $(load_gnu_arguments cxx-4.8)"
        # Use the C warnings as CXX warnings are the same
        DEVELOPER_WARNING_CXXFLAGS="$DEVELOPER_WARNING_CXXFLAGS $(load_gnu_arguments developer-4.8)"
        NO_DEVELOPER_WARNING_CXXFLAGS="$NO_DEVELOPER_WARNING_CXXFLAGS $(load_gnu_arguments no-developer-4.8)"
    fi

    # gcc >= 4.9
    if test $cxx_vers_major -ge 5 -o $cxx_vers_major -eq 4 -a $cxx_vers_minor -ge 9; then
        H5_CXXFLAGS="$H5_CXXFLAGS $(load_gnu_arguments cxx-4.9)"
    fi

    # gcc >= 5
    if test $cxx_vers_major -ge 5; then
        H5_CXXFLAGS="$H5_CXXFLAGS $(load_gnu_arguments cxx-5)"
        H5_ECXXFLAGS="$H5_ECXXFLAGS $(load_gnu_arguments cxx-error-5)"
        H5_NECXXFLAGS="$H5_NECXXFLAGS $(load_gnu_arguments cxx-noerror-5)"
    fi

    # gcc >= 6
    if test $cxx_vers_major -ge 6; then
        # Use the C warnings as CXX warnings are the same
        H5_CXXFLAGS="$H5_CXXFLAGS $(load_gnu_arguments 6)"
    fi

    # gcc >= 7
    if test $cxx_vers_major -ge 7; then
        # Use the C warnings as CXX warnings are the same
        H5_CXXFLAGS="$H5_CXXFLAGS $(load_gnu_arguments 7)"
        DEVELOPER_WARNING_CXXFLAGS="$DEVELOPER_WARNING_CXXFLAGS $(load_gnu_arguments developer-7)"
    fi

    # gcc 8
    if test $cxx_vers_major -ge 8; then
        # Use the C warnings as CXX warnings are the same
        H5_CXXFLAGS="$H5_CXXFLAGS $(load_gnu_arguments 8)"
        #H5_ECXXFLAGS="$H5_ECXXFLAGS $(load_gnu_arguments error-8)"
        #H5_NECXXFLAGS="$H5_NECXXFLAGS $(load_gnu_arguments noerror-8)"
        # Use the C warnings as CXX warnings are the same
        DEVELOPER_WARNING_CXXFLAGS="$DEVELOPER_WARNING_CXXFLAGS $(load_gnu_arguments developer-8)"
        NO_DEVELOPER_WARNING_CXXFLAGS="$NO_DEVELOPER_WARNING_CXXFLAGS $(load_gnu_arguments no-developer-8)"
    fi

    # gcc 9
    if test $cxx_vers_major -ge 9; then
        H5_CXXFLAGS="$H5_CXXFLAGS $(load_gnu_arguments cxx-9)"
    fi

    # gcc >= 9.3
        # no cxx warnings, do NOT use C warnings

    # gcc >= 10
    if test $cxx_vers_major -ge 10; then
        # Use the C warnings as CXX warnings are the same
        DEVELOPER_WARNING_CFLAGS="$DEVELOPER_WARNING_CFLAGS $(load_gnu_arguments developer-10)"
    fi

    #################
    # Flags are set #
    #################
    cxx_flags_set=yes
fi

# Clear cxx info if no flags set
if test "X$cxx_flags_set" = "X"; then
  cxx_vendor=
  cxx_version=
fi