DEEP2-redshift/Makefile.linefit at master · bjweiner/DEEP2-redshift · GitHub

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# This Makefile should work to compile some of my programs
# (here, linefit) on a generic machine.  You will need the
# pgplot, cfitsio, and X11 libraries, in the files libpgplot.a,
# libcfitsio.a, libX11.a.  If you don't have these in the
# default locations, you'll get undefined reference errors,
# edit the "Custom library locations" below.

# The syntax for linking pgplot under OS X is kind of complicated,
# look at the scisoft example below and hope it works.

# Once you have it finding the libraries, do
#    make -f Makefile.linefit libraries
# this will compile my utility routines and the Num. Rec. library.
# You only need to do this once.  Then do
#    make -f Makefile.linefit linefit
# to compile the linefit executable.

# may need to change this if you don't have f77 pointing to g77
# FC = f77
# FC = g77


#echo $(OSTYPE)

# Attempt to guess library locations based on OS.
# The linux locations can vary, and the OS X locations assume
# you have Scisoft http://scisoftosx.dyndns.org installed.
# If your libraries are somewhere else, skip down to the
# **** Custom library locations **** and edit the locations.

ifeq ($(OSTYPE),linux)
# Typical linux locations
  FITSIO = /usr/lib/libcfitsio.a
  PGPLOT = /usr/local/lib/pgplot/libpgplot.a /usr/X11R6/lib/libX11.a -lpng
#  echo "Using Linux library locations for pgplot and cfitsio"
else
  ifeq ($(OSTYPE),darwin)
# for Mac with Scisoft installed, http://scisoftosx.dyndns.org
#
#    PGPLOT = /scisoft/lib/libpgplot.a /usr/X11R6/lib/libX11.a  /scisoft/lib/libpng.a
# Order is important here!  libpgplot.a has to come before some other
# stuff so it gets statically loaded rather than dynamically, apparently.
# This seems to be OS X being too smart for its own good.
    FITSIO = /scisoft/lib/libcfitsio.a
    PGPLOT = /scisoft/lib/libpgplot.a -L/usr/X11R6/lib -lX11 -Wl,-framework -Wl,Foundation -L/scisoft/lib -lpng -laquaterm
#    echo "Using Darwin (OSX) Scisoft library locations for pgplot and cfitsio"
  else
    ifeq ($(OSTYPE),solaris)
#   Typical solaris locations.  The location for cfitsio is probably wrong.
      FITSIO = /opt/cfitsio/libcfitsio.a
      PGPLOT = /opt/pgplot/libpgplot.a -lX11 -lsocket -lnsl
#      echo "Using Solaris library locations for pgplot and cfitsio"
    endif
  endif
endif

# ***** Custom library locations *****
#
# These are if you have the libraries installed in a subdirectory lib/
# beneath the programs or under your home directory
#
#PGPLOT = lib/pgplot/libpgplot.a /usr/X11R6/lib/libX11.a -lpng
#FITSIO = lib/cfitsio/libcfitsio.a
#
LIBX11 = $(HOME)/lib/X11/libX11.a
PGPLOT = $(HOME)/lib/pgplot/libpgplot.a $(LIBX11) -lpng
FITSIO = $(HOME)/lib/cfitsio/libcfitsio.a
#echo "Overriding default library locations"

# Other libraries you need - utility routines I wrote, and NR library

NUMREC = lib/numrec/numrec2.a
FITSIOWRAP = lib/bjw/fitsiowrap.o $(FITSIO)
MRQFIT = lib/bjw/mrqfit.o

BIWGT = lib/bjw/biwgt.o
FITGAUS = lib/bjw/fitgaus2.o
FITDOUB = lib/bjw/fitdoublet.o
FITDOUB2 = lib/bjw/fitdoublet2a.o

# all the executable files
# To make linefit run on generic FITS image input spectra, you
# need to edit linefit.f to use read1dspec_generic() instead
# of read1dspec().  Then rename the executable if wanted.

#EXECFILES = linefit linefit_generic
EXECFILES = linefit

SRC = linefit.f linefit.m \
       read1dspec.f read1dspec_generic.f readfield.f calcsnrmed.f findends.f

OBJS = linefit.o \
       read1dspec.o read1dspec_generic.o readfield.o calcsnrmed.o findends.o

linefit: $(OBJS)
	$(FC) -O -o linefit $(OBJS) $(FITGAUS) $(PGPLOT) $(FITSIOWRAP) \
  $(BIWGT) $(MRQFIT) $(FITDOUB) $(FITDOUB2) $(NUMREC)

lib_bjw:
	cd lib/bjw; \
	f77 -c biwgt.f fitgaus2.f fitdoublet.f fitdoublet2a.f fitsiowrap.f \
	  mrqfit.f
	@/bin/echo "Note: The warnings when compiling mrqfit.f are normal."

numrec:
	cd lib/numrec ; \
        f77 -c *.f ; \
        ar -rcv numrec2.a *.o

clean:
	-rm $(EXECFILES) $(OBJS)

clean_libraries:
	cd lib/bjw ; \
	rm *.o

# Theoretically this could also compile pgplot and cfitsio libraries
# in the subdirectories
#
libraries: lib_bjw numrec

all: $(EXECFILES)