hdf5_chunking_query_bmr

#!/bin/sh

#

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# Copyright by the Board of Trustees of the University of Illinois.

# All rights reserved.

#

# This file is part of HDF5.  The full HDF5 copyright notice, including

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# Build HDF5 library by doing configure, make, and tests.

# Usage: See USAGE()

# Programmer: Albert Cheng

# Creation date: Jul  9, 2003

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# Some handy definitions

USAGE()

{

cat <<EOF

Buildhdf5 builds the HDF5 library by running configure, make and make check.

It skips the configure part if one has been done already.  In effect, one

can continue from a previous build.

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Command Syntax

==============

buildhdf5 [-config] [-szlib] [-help] [-n] [-srcdir dir] [-fortran] [-cxx] [-pp] config-arguments ...

   -config: run configure only. [default to do build too]

   -szlib:      configure in the szlib option

   -help:   show this help page

   -n:      no execution, just show commands

   -srcdir: use dir as the source directory

                   [Note: this is different from --srcdir

                    which will be passed to configure]

   -fortran:    add --enable-fortran

   -cxx:    add --enable-cxx

   -pp:     add --enable-parallel

   all other arguments are passed to configure

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Configure in place or by srcdir

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By default, the command looks for the configure command in

'.' and then '../hdf5'.  When it finds it, it uses it to do

the configure part.  In effect, if ./configure is found, it

does the build in place.  If it finds ../hdf5/configure, it

does the --srcdir (that is separated source) build.  Therefore,

if you have the following structure setup, you can run multiple

hosts building simultantously using a common source code.