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#==================================================================================================
#
# ConfigFile file for the pe physics engine configuration
#
# Copyright (C) 2009 Klaus Iglberger
# 2012 Tobias Preclik
#
# This file is part of pe.
#
# pe is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU
# General Public License as published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the
# License, or (at your option) any later version.
#
# pe is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even
# the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU
# General Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU General Public License along with pe. If not,
# see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.
#
#==================================================================================================
# Version of the pe engine:
# debug : Debug version
# release: Release version (default)
VERSION="release"
# Library configuration:
# This selection configures which libraries are created during the compilation process. Note
# that in case both the static and shared library are built the static library also consists
# of position-independent code. Note also that any change of this setting may require a clean
# up via 'make clean'.
# static: Only create the static pe library (default)
# shared: Only create the shared pe library
# both : Create both static and shared library
LIBRARY="static"
# Compiler selection:
# gcc : GCC compiler (default)
# intel: Intel compiler
# clang: Clang LLVM frontend
COMPILER="gcc"
# Special preprocessor flags:
# This setting offers the option to pass additional, specific flags to the preprocessor (e.g. "-I... -D... -include ...").
PREPROCESSOR_FLAGS=
# Special compiler flags:
# This setting offers the option to pass additional, specific flags to the compiler (e.g. "-pg").
COMPILER_FLAGS=
# Special linker flags:
# This setting offers the option to pass additional, specific flags to the linker when linking the examples.
LINKER_FLAGS=
# Build directory:
# This setting specifies the directory where object files are generated. By default the build
# directory is obj.
BUILD_DIRECTORY=
# Configuration of the boost library
# The boost library (see www.boost.org) is precondition for the pe physics engine, i.e., it
# is not possible to compile the engine without boost. The pe engine requires you to have
# at least the boost version 1.36.0 or higher installed on your system. In case the boost
# include directory is not set, it is assumed that the boost headers are installed in
# standard paths (as for instance '/usr/include/boost'). Additionally, for the pe examples
# it is necessary to specify the library path of the boost libraries and the name of the
# boost thread, system, and filesystem libraries. In case the library path is not specified,
# it is assumed that the libraries are installed in standard paths (for example '/usr/lib/').
# If the name of a library is not specified, it is assumed that the library is called
# 'libboost_thread.a', 'libboost_system.a', 'libboost_filesystem.a', and
# 'libboost_boost_program_options.a', respectively.
BOOST_INCLUDE_PATH=
BOOST_LIBRARY_PATH=
BOOST_THREAD_LIBRARY=
BOOST_SYSTEM_LIBRARY=
BOOST_FILESYSTEM_LIBRARY=
BOOST_PROGRAM_OPTIONS_LIBRARY=
# Configuration of the BLAS library
# The pe engine offers the possibilty use a BLAS library for certain basic linear algebraic
# operations (such as for instance matrix-matrix multiplications). If the BLAS switch is
# set to 'yes', the engine expects the according headers and libraries in order to compile
# properly. In case the BLAS include directory is not set, it is assumed that the header
# file 'cblas.h' is installed in standard path (as for instance 'usr/include/cblas.h'). For
# the compilation of the examples in the example directory it is additionally necessary to
# specify the BLAS library directory and the name of the libraries. In case the directory
# is not specified it is assumed that the libraries are installed in standard paths (as for
# example 'usr/lib').
BLAS="no"
BLAS_INCLUDE_PATH=
BLAS_LIBRARY_PATH=
BLAS_LIBRARIES=
# Irrlicht real-time visualization module
# If set to 'yes' the Irrlicht module of the pe engine will be compiled. If set to 'yes'
# and in case the Irrlicht include directory is not set, it is assumed that the Irrlicht
# headers are installed in standard paths (for example 'usr/include/irrlicht'). For the
# examples in the example directory it is additionally necessary to specify the Irrlicht
# library path and the name of the Irrlicht library. In case they are not specified it
# is assumed that the library is installed in standard paths (for example '/usr/lib')
# and that the library is called 'libIrrlicht.a'.
# yes: Compilation of the Irrlicht visualization module
# no : Skipping the Irrlicht visualization module (default)
IRRLICHT="no"
IRRLICHT_INCLUDE_PATH=
IRRLICHT_LIBRARY_PATH=
IRRLICHT_LIBRARY=
# Configuration of the MPI library
# If set to 'yes' the MPI parallel execution of the pe physics engine will be activated. If
# set to 'yes' and in case the MPI include directory is not explicitly specified it is assumed
# that the MPI headers are installed in standard paths. In order to compile the pe examples in
# the example directory it is furthermore necessary to specify the MPI library path and the
# name of the library/libraries (e.g. "mpi mpi_cxx" for OpenMPI). If you want to enforce that
# the mpi header file is included ahead of all other headers set MPI_PREINCLUDE to yes.
# yes: Activation of the MPI parallelization
# no : Deactivation of the MPI parallelization (default)
MPI="no"
MPI_INCLUDE_PATH=
MPI_LIBRARY_PATH=
MPI_LIBRARY=
MPI_PREINCLUDE=
# Configuration of the OpenCL support
# If set to 'yes' the OpenCL support of the pe physics engine will be activated. If
# set to 'yes' and in case the include directory is not explicitly specified it is assumed
# that the OpenCL headers are installed in standard paths. In order to compile the pe examples in
# the example directory it is furthermore necessary to specify the OpenCL library path and the
# name of the library. OpenCL support involves a new dependency to the GPUsolve library. Unless
# it is install to standard system paths the custom paths have to be specified. Also the absolute
# path to the OpenCL kernel sources must be specified in order for the resulting binary to be able
# to located the kernels at runtime.
# yes: Activation of the OpenCL support
# no : Deactivation of the OpenCL support (default)
OPENCL="no"
OPENCL_INCLUDE_PATH=
OPENCL_LIBRARY_PATH=
OPENCL_LIBRARY=
GPUSOLVE_INCLUDE_PATH=
GPUSOLVE_LIBRARY_PATH=
GPUSOLVE_LIBRARY=