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#                                  Giangi Sacco
#                        NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory
#                      California Institute of Technology
#                        (C) 2009  All Rights Reserved
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#!/usr/bin/env python
import os
Import('envLineAccessor')
envLineAccessor.AppendUnique(LIBPATH = envLineAccessor['PRJ_LIB_DIR'])
libPath = [envLineAccessor['LIBPATH']]
listFiles = ['fortranSrc.F'] 
lib = envLineAccessor.Library(target = 'fortranSrc', source = listFiles)
inst = envLineAccessor['PRJ_LIB_DIR']
envLineAccessor.Install(inst,lib)
idir = envLineAccessor.Alias('install-dir',inst)
linkLibs =  ['fortranSrc', 'LineAccessor']
linkLibs.extend([envLineAccessor['LIBS']])#add fortran library gfortran
driverCC = envLineAccessor.Program(target = 'driverCC.ex' , source = 'driverCC.cpp', LIBS = linkLibs, LIBPATH = libPath)
driverF = envLineAccessor.Program(target = 'driverF.ex' , source = 'driverF.F', LIBS = linkLibs, LIBPATH = libPath)
envLineAccessor.NoClean(driverCC)
envLineAccessor.NoClean(driverF)
#if the destination directory is the same as the current one, there is no need to invoke the Install (which does simply a copy to the specified dir).
#if the Install is called explicity like 
# a = envLineAccessor.Program(source = 'driverCC.cpp', LIBS = linkLibs, LIBPATH = libPath)
# envLineAccessor.Install('../test',a)
# envLineAccessor.Alias('install','../test')
#it will give an error because it will try to copy test/driverCC (which is the target "a") in ../test/driverCC which is the same file.
iloc = envLineAccessor.Alias('install-local','../test')
envLineAccessor.LoadableModule(target = 'fortranSrc.abi3.so', source = 'fortranSrcmodule.cpp', LIBS = linkLibs, LIBPATH = libPath)
envLineAccessor.Alias('install',[idir,iloc])