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Such timing functions are e.g. used by Carpet.
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functions mallinfo() and mallopt(), and the constant M_MMAP_THRESHOLD.
These are e.g. provided by glibc.
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always detects it as "not present", even if the message printed to the
screen during configuration says "present". The enclosed patch
corrects this:
Rename the detecting autoconf macro from CCTK_PROG_FORTRAN_REAL16 to
CCTK_FORTRAN_REAL16. This follows the usual autoconf naming
conventions; see e.g. CCTK_CXX_BOOL. Also rename the return value (a
global variable) from fortran_does_real16 to
cctk_cv_have_fortran_real16.
In this macro, use the function AC_TRY_COMPILE instead of
AC_TRY_COMPILER. The difference is that this then only compiles, it
does not try to link and execute. Executing would require handling
cross-compiling in a special way.
Replace the autoconf macro AC_TRY_COMPILE by CCTK_TRY_COMPILE,
correcting an error in handling Fortran programmes. AC_TRY_COMPILE
does not work for Fortran in autoconf 2.13.
Move setting the compiler debug and warning flags further up in
configure.in, so that the Fortran 77 compiler flags, which may be
copied from the Fortran 90 compiler flags, are correct when the
Fortran types are detected. Otherwise the wrong Fortran 77 compiler
may be used for this test.
Add autodetection for all the Fortran types real*4, real*8, real*16,
complex*8, complex*16, and complex*32. Make this result available to
thorns as HAVE_CCTK_FORTRAN_xxx.
Define the CCTK_REALxxx and HAVE_CCTK_REALxxx macros only if the
corresponding real and complex types are available in both C and
Fortran.
Remove some leftover debugging statements.
Tested on Darwin-x86 with gcc and Linux-x86 with Intel.
Touche force-reconfigure.
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line" requires a reconfigure of existing configurations.
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declare and initialise local variables. They also add the necessary
magic to prevent compiler warnings about unused variables.
If the compiler supports __attribute__((unused)), then use this.
Otherwise, use the existing fallback of taking the variable's
address. In Fortran, use the variable's kind as fallback.
Use these macros in autogenerated code and in "cctk.h".
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HAVE_CCTK_<datatype> to be consistent with other configure macros.
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configurations.
(I updated detecting external libraries (MPI, PETSc, etc.) to use a
scheme more sane, and realise only after the fact that people will
have to reconfigure for that.)
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