bzconfig

数值计算工具库,C语言编写的,可以直接调用.

#! /bin/sh
#
# Evaluate C++ compiler implementation, to determine which kludges the
# Blitz++ library should use.
#
# With thanks to Tom Keffer (Rogue Wave Software) and Larry Wall
#
# $Id: bzconfig,v 1.5 1998/04/03 19:37:14 tveldhui Exp $
# 
# $Log: bzconfig,v $
# Revision 1.5  1998/04/03 19:37:14  tveldhui
# Added command-line options, noninteractive mode
#
# Revision 1.4  1997/07/16 20:02:44  tveldhui
# Update: Alpha release 0.2 (Arrays)
#
# Revision 1.3  1996/11/01 22:41:42  tveldhui
# Added type promotion check; tidied up.
#
# Revision 1.2  1996/04/16  11:28:54  todd
# All important features checked.
#
# Revision 1.1  1996/04/16  03:09:38  todd
# Initial revision

# If you need to debug this script, try uncommenting the
# next line
# set -x

# Alternately, try setting verbose=1 on the next line
verbose=0

# If your platform generates .OBJ instead of .o files, you'll need
# to edit the next line
objextension='o'

if test ! -t 0; then
    echo "Use 'sh bzconfig', not 'sh < bzconfig'"
    exit 1
fi

# clean="rm -f a.out core bztemp bztest bzjunk.cpp bzjunk.o bzjunk.ii bzjunk.int.c bzjunk.s"
clean="rm -f core"
trap '$clean; exit 1' 1 2 3 15

# Information about the system:
link='ln -s'

# Information about invoking the compiler
cppinvoke=''
extension='cpp'
special=''
srcdir='.'
install=0
interactive=1

# Don't bother using symbolic links, just copy

# Does the system support symbolic links?
# echo "foo" >test.1
# ln -s test.1 test.2 >>bztemp 2>&1
# if grep foo test.2 >>bztemp 2>&1; then
#   copy='ln -s'
# else
#   copy='cp'
# fi
# rm -f test.1 test.2
copy='cp'

# Determine if we're running in interactive mode, or if the
# arguments were passed on the command line

ac_prev=
for ac_option
do
  case "$ac_option" in
  -*=*) ac_optarg=`echo "$ac_option" | sed 's/[-_a-zA-Z0-9]*=//'` ;;
  *) ac_optarg= ;;
  esac

  case "$ac_option" in
    --compiler=*)
      cppinvoke="$ac_optarg" 
      interactive=0 ;;
    --flags=*)
      special="$ac_optarg" ;;
    --srcdir=*)
      srcdir="$ac_optarg" ;;
    --extension=*)
      extension="$ac_optarg" ;;
    --install)
      install=1 ;;
    --help)
      cat << EOF
Usage: bzconfig [options]
Options: 
  --compiler=PROGRAM  Compiler invokation (cc, KCC, g++, vacbld, etc.)
                      You will be prompted if this option is missing.
  --flags=FLAGS       Flags for the compiler.  Multiple flags can be
                      indicated using quotes, e.g. --flags="-x -g"
  --extension=EXT     Extension for C++ programs (cpp, C, cxx)
                      Defaults to cpp
  --install           Automatically install the resulting config.h
                      file to ../blitz/config.h  (default is not to)
EOF
      exit 0;; 
    -*) { echo "bzconfig: error: $ac_option: invalid option; use --help to show usage" 1>&2; exit 1; }
      ;;
  esac
done

cat << 'EOH'

Blitz++ compiler evaluation

This script will test your compiler to determine which language
features it supports.  

EOH

if test $interactive -eq 1; then

echo "Running in interactive mode (the --compiler option was not specified)"

echo "What is the command to invoke your C++ compiler? "
read cppinvoke

echo " "
echo "Suggested flags:"
echo "KCC: -x --restrict"
echo "KCC under Linux: -x --restrict -D__signed__="
echo "SGi: -n32 -experimental"
echo " "
echo "* If your compiler does not recognize the new ISO C++ keyword"
echo "  \"typename,\" you should compile with -DBZ_NO_TYPENAME"
echo "* If your compiler does not implement namespaces, you should"
echo "  compile with -DBZ_NO_NAMESPACES"
echo "* If your compiler needs special flags for exceptions and RTTI, don't "
echo "  bother -- Blitz++ doesn't use these features, although this suite does "
echo "  test for them."
echo " "
echo "Any special compile flags? (ENTER for none) "
read special

echo " "
echo "I am assuming your compiler recognizes .cpp extensions.  If not,"
echo "start bzconfig again and use the --extension=EXT option."
fi


case "$cppinvoke" in
  vacbld)
    vacbld=1
    echo Using special setup for vacbld.
  ;;
  *)
    vacbld=0
  ;;
esac

echo " "
echo "I am now going to try a simple program."
cat <<'EOP' >bzjunk.$extension
int main() { return 0; }
EOP

if test $vacbld -eq 1; then
   echo Checking vacbld...
   rm -f bzjunk
   if vacbld $special $srcdir/vac.icc >>bztemp 2>&1 &&
     test -x bzjunk
   then
      echo vacbld ran successfully.
   else
     echo "Hmmm.. I was unable to compile a simple program."
     echo "The command used was:"
     echo "vacbld $special $srcdir/vac.icc"
     $clean
     exit 1
   fi
else
if test $verbose -eq 1; then
   echo $cppinvoke $special -c bzjunk.$extension 
   echo test -f bzjunk.$objextension
fi

if $cppinvoke $special -c bzjunk.$extension && # >>bztemp 2>&1 &&
   test -f bzjunk.$objextension
then
   echo "Okay, it compiled.  But will it link?"
else
   echo "Hmmm.. I was unable to compile a simple program."
   echo "The command line I used was:"
   echo "$cppinvoke $special -c bzjunk.$extension"
   echo "If your platform uses .OBJ instead of .o files, you'll need"
   echo "to edit the bzconfig script and set objextension correctly."
   $clean
   exit 1
fi

if test $verbose -eq 1; then
   echo $cppinvoke $special bzjunk.$objextension -o bzjunk
   echo test -x bzjunk
   echo sh -c ./bzjunk
fi

if $cppinvoke $special bzjunk.$objextension -o bzjunk -lm >>bztemp 2>&1 &&
   sh -c ./bzjunk >>bztemp 2>&1
then
   echo "Yes, it linked too.  Great."
   echo " "
   rm -f bzjunk.$extension bzjunk.o bzjunk
else
   echo "No, I could compile, but couldn't link (or couldn't execute"
   echo "the resulting file."
   echo "The command line I used was:"
   echo "$cppinvoke $special bzjunk.$objextension -o bzjunk -lm"
   $clean
   exit 1
fi
fi

########################################################################

echo " "
echo "Okay, now the fun begins."
echo " "

rm -f config.h logfile
cat << 'EOH' >config.h
/******************************************************************************
 * config.h           Compiler language support flags
 *
 * This file was generated automatically by the script bzconfig.
 * You should rerun bzconfig each time you switch compilers, install new
 * standard libraries, or change compiler versions.
 *
 */

EOH

echo " " >>config.h
echo "#ifndef BZ_CONFIG_H"    >>config.h
echo "#define BZ_CONFIG_H"    >>config.h
echo " " >>config.h
echo "#define BZ_COMPILER_NAME   \"$cppinvoke\"" >>config.h
echo "#define BZ_COMPILER_OPTIONS \"$special\"" >>config.h
echo "#define BZ_OS_NAME         \"`uname -s -r`\"" >>config.h
echo "#define BZ_BZCONFIG_DATE   \"`date`\"" >>config.h
echo "#define BZ_PLATFORM        \"`$srcdir/../config.guess`\"" >>config.h
echo " " >>config.h

# Set up a little script to make this easier
echo \#\!/bin/sh > bztest
echo cppinvoke=\"$cppinvoke\" >> bztest
echo special=\"$special\" >> bztest
echo copy=\"$copy\" >> bztest
echo extension=\"$extension\" >> bztest
echo verbose=\"$verbose\" >> bztest
echo srcdir=\"$srcdir\" >> bztest
cat << 'EOSC' >>bztest
# set -x
echo " "
echo $3
echo " " >>logfile
echo " " >>logfile
echo " " >>logfile
echo $3 >>logfile
echo $cppinvoke $special $srcdir/$2 >>logfile

rm -f bzjunk bzjunk.$extension bzjunk.o
if test $verbose -eq 1; then echo $copy $srcdir/$2 bzjunk.$extension; fi

$copy $srcdir/$2 bzjunk.$extension

if test $verbose -eq 1; then 
    echo $cppinvoke $special bzjunk.$extension -o bzjunk
fi

case $cppinvoke in
  vacbld)
    build="vacbld $special vac.icc"
    ;;
  *)
    build="$cppinvoke $special bzjunk.$extension -o bzjunk -lm"
    ;;
esac

if $build >>logfile 2>&1 &&
    test -x bzjunk &&
    sh -c ./bzjunk >>bztemp 2>&1
then
    echo "Yes."
    echo "#define $1" >>config.h
    echo "Success: $1" >>logfile
else
    echo "Nope."
    echo "#undef  $1" >>config.h
    echo "Failed:  $1" >>logfile
fi
EOSC
chmod +x bztest

# Major language features
./bztest BZ_NAMESPACES namespac.cpp "Does your compiler implement namespaces?"
./bztest BZ_EXCEPTIONS except.cpp "What about exceptions?"
./bztest BZ_RTTI rtti.cpp "Run-Time Type Identification?"
./bztest BZ_MEMBER_CONSTANTS membcnst.cpp "Member constants?"
./bztest BZ_OLD_FOR_SCOPING oldfor.cpp "Does your compiler cling to the old 'for' scoping rules?"

# New keywords
echo " "
echo "Now for some of the new keywords."
./bztest BZ_EXPLICIT explicit.cpp "How about the 'explicit' keyword?"
./bztest BZ_MUTABLE mutable.cpp "What about the 'mutable' keyword?"
./bztest BZ_TYPENAME typename.cpp "Does your compiler recognize 'typename'?"
./bztest BZ_NCEG_RESTRICT restrict.cpp "Just on the off chance... the NCEG 'restrict' keyword?"
./bztest BZ_NCEG_RESTRICT_EGCS restric2.cpp "Maybe it recognizes __restrict__?"
./bztest BZ_BOOL bool.cpp "Does it recognize bool as a built-in type?"

# Typecasting
echo " "
echo "Does your compiler understand the newfangled casting syntax?"
./bztest BZ_CONST_CAST constcst.cpp "What about const_cast<>?"
./bztest BZ_STATIC_CAST statcast.cpp "static_cast<>?"
./bztest BZ_REINTERPRET_CAST reinterp.cpp "reinterpret_cast<>?"
./bztest BZ_DYNAMIC_CAST dynamic.cpp "dynamic_cast<>?"

# Templates (most important)
echo " "
echo "Okay, now the important stuff -- templates."

./bztest BZ_TEMPLATES template.cpp "Will it handle basic templates? (If not, just give up now.)"
./bztest BZ_PARTIAL_SPECIALIZATION partial.cpp "Partial specialization?"
./bztest BZ_PARTIAL_ORDERING porder.cpp "Partial ordering?"
./bztest BZ_DEFAULT_TEMPLATE_PARAMETERS default.cpp "Default template parameters?"
./bztest BZ_MEMBER_TEMPLATES membtmpl.cpp "Member templates?"
./bztest BZ_MEMBER_TEMPLATES_OUTSIDE_CLASS membtmp2.cpp "Member templates outside the class declaration?"
./bztest BZ_FULL_SPECIALIZATION_SYNTAX fullspec.cpp "Does it recognize the full specialization syntax?"
./bztest BZ_FUNCTION_NONTYPE_PARAMETERS nontype.cpp "Function templates with non-type parameters?"
./bztest BZ_TEMPLATE_QUALIFIED_BASE_CLASS elabbase.cpp "Template-qualified base class specifiers?"
./bztest BZ_TEMPLATE_QUALIFIED_RETURN_TYPE elabret.cpp "Template-qualified return types (necessary for vector type promotion)?"
./bztest BZ_EXPLICIT_TEMPLATE_FUNCTION_QUALIFICATION tempqual.cpp "Explicit template function qualification?"
./bztest BZ_TEMPLATES_AS_TEMPLATE_ARGUMENTS temptemp.cpp "Templates as template arguments?"
./bztest BZ_TEMPLATE_KEYWORD_QUALIFIER tempkey.cpp "Use of the template keyword as a qualifier?"
./bztest BZ_TEMPLATE_SCOPED_ARGUMENT_MATCHING tempqmt.cpp "Function matching with argument types which are template scope-qualified?"
./bztest BZ_TYPE_PROMOTION promote.cpp "Will it support the vector type promotion mechanism?"
./bztest BZ_USE_NUMTRAIT numtrait.cpp "Numeric traits promotions (sum type, etc.)?"
./bztest BZ_ENUM_COMPUTATIONS enumcomp.cpp "Can your compiler handle computations inside an enum?"
./bztest BZ_ENUM_COMPUTATIONS_WITH_CAST enumcmp2.cpp "Does it handle (int) casts in enum computations?"

# Standard library
echo " "
echo "Which library features does your compiler provide?"
./bztest BZ_HAVE_COMPLEX complex.cpp "Does it have complex<T>?"
./bztest BZ_HAVE_NUMERIC_LIMITS numlimit.cpp "Does it have numeric_limits<T>?"
./bztest BZ_HAVE_CLIMITS climits.cpp "Does it have <climits>?"
./bztest BZ_HAVE_VALARRAY valarray.cpp "Does it have valarray<T>?"
./bztest BZ_HAVE_COMPLEX_MATH compmath.cpp "Complex math functions?"
./bztest BZ_HAVE_IEEE_MATH ieeemath.cpp "IEEE Math library?"
./bztest BZ_HAVE_SYSTEM_V_MATH sysvmath.cpp "System V Math library?"
./bztest BZ_MATH_FN_IN_NAMESPACE_STD mathscop.cpp "Are C math functions in <cmath> and std::?"
./bztest BZ_COMPLEX_MATH_IN_NAMESPACE_STD cmthscop.cpp "Are complex math functions in std::?"
./bztest BZ_HAVE_STD std.cpp "ISO C++ Standard library?"
./bztest BZ_HAVE_STL stl.cpp "Standard template library?"
./bztest BZ_HAVE_RUSAGE getruse.cpp "What about getrusage()?"
# Clean up
$clean

echo " " >>config.h
echo "#endif // BZ_CONFIG_H"    >>config.h

echo " "
echo The results have been written to the file config.h.

if test $interactive -eq 1; then

echo You should now copy this file to the location of the Blitz++ header
echo files, overwriting the current version of "<blitz/config.h>".
echo " "
echo If you have installed this library in the usual fashion, the command
echo you should run is:
echo " "
echo cp config.h ../blitz
echo " "

fi

echo If you\'re curious about which tests passed and failed and why, see
echo this file:
ls -l logfile