46 lines
1.5 KiB
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46 lines
1.5 KiB
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# ==============================================================
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# Makefile for the BuDDy package
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# - Edit the lines below to configure
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# ==============================================================
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# --- Your compiler flags
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CFLAGS = -g -ansi -Wmissing-prototypes -Wall
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# --- Where to install the library (directory, no trailing slash)
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LIBDIR = /usr/local/lib
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# --- Where to install the include file (directory, no trailing slash)
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INCDIR = /usr/local/include
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# --- Your C compiler
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CC = gcc
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# --- Your C++ compiler
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CPP = g++
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# Some machines are missing "CLOCKS_PER_SEC". Please define a default value
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# If you do not know this, then leave it as it is.
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CLOCK=60
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CLOCKFLAG = -DDEFAULT_CLOCK=$(CLOCK)
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# Debugging and statistical flags. Possible values are:
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# -DSWAPCOUNT : Count number of fundamental variable swaps
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# -DCACHESTATS : Gather statistical information about operator and
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# unique node caching
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DEBUGFLAGS =
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# Some of the BuDDy library needs 64 bit arithmetics.
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# With gnu C++, Microsoft C++ and KAI C++ this is part of the
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# language and used by BuDDy. With other compilers BuDDy need
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# to implement the math it self -- which is a bit slower. If
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# you now of a 64 bit unsigned integer type on your platform
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# then define that in the BUDDYUINT64 variable. Example:
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# BUDDYUINT64 = -DBUDDYUINT64="long long"
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# --------------------------------------------------------------
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# Do not touch
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# --------------------------------------------------------------
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DFLAGS = $(CLOCKFLAG) $(DEBUGFLAGS) $(BUDDYUINT64)
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