PamCut/Fortran/subdir.mk

#
#   ************ Subdir makefile ************
#       
#       Author: Nicola Mori
#     
#       This file contains the instructions to build the files contained in this
#       directory. It is not called directly, but it is included by the general
#       PamCut makefile. So the paths must be relative to the position of that 
#                               makefile and not to the path of this file.
#
# 

# Define the name of the Fortran compiler. If set to "gcc" it will automatically call
# f77 (gcc 3) or gfortran (gcc 4)
FORTRAN=gcc

# Choose a name for the Fortran object files.
OBJS += ./Fortran/efficiency.o 

# This compiles the Fortran code. Normally you won't need to modify this 
./Fortran/%.o: ./Fortran/%.f  $(COMMONDEPS)
        @echo 'Building file: $<'
        @echo 'Invoking: GCC Fortran Compiler'
        $(FORTRAN) $(OPTIMIZE) -c -o"$@" "$<"
        @echo 'Finished building: $<'
        @echo ' '
1	pam-fi	1.1	#
2			# ********** Subdir makefile **********
3			#
4			# Author: Nicola Mori
5			#
6			# This file contains the instructions to build the files contained in this
7			# directory. It is not called directly, but it is included by the general
8			# PamCut makefile. So the paths must be relative to the position of that
9			# makefile and not to the path of this file.
10			#
11			#
12
13			# Define the name of the Fortran compiler. If set to "gcc" it will automatically call
14			# f77 (gcc 3) or gfortran (gcc 4)
15			FORTRAN=gcc
16
17			# Choose a name for the Fortran object files.
18			OBJS += ./Fortran/efficiency.o
19
20			# This compiles the Fortran code. Normally you won't need to modify this
21			./Fortran/%.o: ./Fortran/%.f $(COMMONDEPS)
22			@echo 'Building file: $<'
23			@echo 'Invoking: GCC Fortran Compiler'
24			$(FORTRAN) $(OPTIMIZE) -c -o"$@" "$<"
25			@echo 'Finished building: $<'
26			@echo ' '